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MINERALS  AND  ORES 


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STATE  MINERAL  CABINET 


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SACRAMENTO: 
STATE  OFFICE,    :     :    :     :    J.  D.  YOUNG,    SUPT.    STATE    PRINTING. 

1888. 


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PREFACE. 


Inasmuch  as  the  STATE  MINERAL  CABINET  is  intended,  in  the 
main,  for  popular  exhibition,  the  Trustees,  after  consultation 
with  the  State  Mineralogist,  Hon.  William  Irelan,  Jr.,  and 
others,  Trustees  of  the  State  Mining  Bureau,  have  decided  to 
arrange  its  contents  on  a  system  easily  understood  by  those 
unversed  in  mineralogical  science,  and  which  is  simple  and 
easy  for  popular  reference. 

The  minerals  and  ores  in  which  the  various  metals,  as  GOLD, 
SILVER,  COPPER,  TIN,  etc.,  are  found,  and  from  which  they  are 
extracted,  have  been  grouped  together  under  the  head  of  their 
respective  bases  or  METALS. 

The  SILICATES,  crystalline  forms  of  quartz,  and  other  minerals 
of  like  general  nature,  have  been  grouped  together,  but  arranged 
in  several  smaller  natural  sub-groups. 

Minerals  containing  LIME  (calcium),  MAGNESIA,  BARYTA, 
STRONTIUM,  SODIUM,  POTASSIUM,  etc.,  are  grouped  under  their 
several  natural  and  evident  subdivisions. 

FOSSILS,  ROCKS,  and  GEOLOGICAL  specimens,  together  with  those 
having  special  industrial  interest,  as  CLAYS,  OCHRES,  ALKALINE 
DEPOSITS,  and  the  like,  are  arranged  together,  without  any 
attempt  at  systematic  grouping;  which,  on  account  of  the  paucity 
and  incompleteness  of  material,  has  been  found  impracticable. 

It  gives  the  Trustees  pleasure  to  acknowledge  valuable  assist- 
ance, rendered  by  Hon.  William  Irelan,  Jr.  (State  Mineralogist), 
and  his  assistant,  Dr.  Schneider,  of  the  Mining  Bureau,  in  iden- 
tifying and  naming  the  specimens. 

E.  J.  GREGORY, 
J.  A.  WOODSOX, 
GEORGE  PYBURN, 

Trustees. 
SACRAMENTO,  Cal.,  May,  1888. 

464103 


CHAPTER   LX. 

An  Act  to  provide  for  the  removal  of  the  mineral  cabinet  from  the 

State  Library. 

[Approved  March  9,  1887.] 

The  People  of  the  State  of  California,  represented  in  Senate  and 
Assembly,  do  enact  as  follows : 

SECTION  1.  Within  thirty  days  after  the  passage  of  this  Act 
the  Governor  shall  appoint  a  Board  of  Trustees,  consisting  of 
three  persons,  which  shall  be  known  as  the  Trustees  of  the 
Mineral  Cabinet. 

SEC.  2.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Board  of  Trustees,  within 
thirty  days  after  their  appointment,  to  select  a  place  in  the 
Crocker  Art  Gallery  building,  where  the  said  cabinet  shall  be 
located,  and  to  remove  the  same  there.  The  location  shall  be 
made  with  a  view  to  the  safety  of  said  cabinet  from  destruction, 
and  to  keeping  the  same  open  for  inspection  by  the  public;  but 
no  expense  to  the  State  shall  be  incurred  either  for  room  rent  or 
care  of  the  same. 

SEC.  3.     This  Act  shall  take  effect  from  and  after  its  passage. 


PLATINUM  GROUP. 


1.  Platinum  and  Iridium  (two  bottles).      Southern  OREGON. 

2.  Iridosmium.     Placer  County,  California. 

3.  Platinum,  with  magnetic  iron  sand  and  gold.     California. 

4.  Platinum.     Ural. 


GOLD  AND  GOLD  ORES. 


1.  Fine  specimen  from  Sonora,  MEXICO. 

2.  From  Mariposa  County. 

3.  From  Grass  Valley,  Nevada  County. 

4.  Polished  specimen.    Grass  Valley,  Nevada  County. 

5.  From    ?    ?. 

6.  Gold  quartz  gangue.     Mariposa  County. 

7.  From  Tuolumne  County. 

8.  Gold  on  quartz.     Trinity  County. 

9.  "  Croppings  "  from  El  Dorado  County. 

10.  Gold,  with  copper  pyrites;  malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

11.  Gold,  with  oxide  of  iron  in  quartz.     Green  Emigrant  Lode, 

Auburn,  Placer  County. 

12.  A  fine  specimen  from  Scott's  River,  Trinity  County. 

13.  Gold  in  quartz.     North  Fork  American  River. 

14.  Gold  in  quartz.     Ries  Mine,  Plumas  County. 

15.  Gold  in  oxide  of  iron.     Mariposa  County. 

16.  Gold.     Sarahville,  Plumas  County. 

17.  Gold.     Amador  County. 

18.  Gold.     Nevada  County. 

19.  Gold  quartz  gangue.     Hay  ward  Mine. 

20.  Gold,  with  iron  pyrites  in  quartz. 

21.  Half-polished  specimen  gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley,  Nevada 

Countv. 


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22.  From  Amador  County. 

23.  Gold  in  quartz. 

24.  Gold  in  ancient  river  cement — blue  gravel.     Cherokee  Flat. 

25.  Gold  in  "  blue  lead  "  cement.     Oroville. 

26.  Gold  in  cement. 

27.  Gold,  with  iron  pyrites.     Del  Norte  County. 

28.  Gold  in  talcose  slate.     Amador  County. 

29.  Gold-bearing  pyrites.     Lone  Jack,  Nevada  County. 

30.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Spring  Hill,  Amador  County. 

31.  Gold  in  mispikel,  from  "  49  and  56."    Oroville,  Butte  County. 

32.  Native  gold;  iron  pyrites;  calcite.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine 

County. 

33.  Crystallized  gold  on  iron  pyrites.     (Very  rare.) 

34.  Gold  on  quartz.     Empire  Mine,  Amador  County. 

35.  Gold  on  calcite.     Pilot  Hill,  El  Dorado  County. 

36.  Gold  on  pyrites.     Mariposa  County. 

37.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Amador  County. 

38.  Gold  quartz.     Grizzly,  Eureka,  Butte  County. 

39.  Gold  on  iron  pyrites.    Allison's  Ranch,  Grass  Valley,  Nevada 

County. 

40.  Gold,  with  hematite;  brown  iron  ore.     Mariposa  County. 

41.  Gold,  with   galenite,  in   a   ferruginous   gangue.     Amador 

.County. 

42.  Gold  in  decomposed  iron  sulphurets.     Placer  County. 

43.  A  poor  specimen  of  gold  quartz.     Oakland. 

44.  Auriferous  pyrites. 

45.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Jose  Valley,  Amador  County. 

46.  Gold-bearing  quartz.     Amador  County. 

47.  Gold-bearing  quartz,  with  mariposite.     Mariposa  County. 

48.  Free  gold  in  quartz.     Oakland,  Alameda  County. 

49.  Gold,  with  quartz;  slate.     Sutter  Creek,  Amador  County. 

50.  Gold  in  pitch  iron  ore.     Amador  County. 

51.  Gold  on  quartz.     Sutter  Creek,  Amador  County. 

52.  Auriferous  pyrites,  with  galenite.     Amador  County. 

53.  Polished  specimen  of  gold  quartz.     Tuolumne  County. 

54.  Gold  on  iron  ore.     Owens  River. 

55.  Gold,  iron  pyrites;  galenite.     Oroville. 

56.  Gold-bearing  quartz.     North  Fork  Yuba. 


Minerals  and  Ores. 


57.  Gold-bearing  quartz.    Brown's  Valley  (Pennsylvania  Mine), 

California. 

58.  Auriferous  pyrites.     REESE  RIVER. 

59.  Gold  and  chalco-pyrites  in  quartz. 

60.  Gold  quartz.     Grizzly  Flat,  Tuolumne  County. 

61.  Auriferous  pyrites;  galenite.     (Said  to  contain  $10,000  per 

ton.)     Wide  West  Mine,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

62.  Gold  quartz.    Pine  Grove  Mine,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

63.  Gold-bearing  pyrites;  gypsum.     Pine  Grove  Mine,  Esmer- 

alda County,  NEVADA. 

64.  Gold  in  decomposing  pyrites.     Sonora,  Tuolumne  County. 

65.  Gold  in  quartz.     Eureka  South  Butte,  County. 

66.  Gold  in  quartz.     Salamander  Mine,  Calaveras  County. 

67.  Gold  in  quartz.     Salamander  Mine,  Calaveras  County. 

68.  From  Yuba  County. 

69.  Hornblende,  carrying  gold  and  silver.     Mokelumne  Hill. 

70.  Gold  and  pyrites  in  quartz.     Sonora,  Tuolumne  County. 

80.  Marcasite,  with  gold;  galenite. 

81.  Gold  in  "rotten"  quartz;  sulphurets  of  iron.     Charleston 

Mine,  Calaveras  County. 

82.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Mariposa. 

83.  Auriferous  quartz;  chalcopyrites.     Blake  Lead,  Mariposa 

County. 

84.  Auriferous  quartz.     Salamander  Mine,  Calaveras  County. 

85.  Auriferous  quartz.     Independence  Mine,  Butte  County. 

86.  Gold,  with  decomposed  pyrites.     KERN  RIVER. 

87.  Gold-bearing  pyrites.     Whitlock  Creek,  Mariposa  County. 

88.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Calaveras  County. 

89.  Gold  in  arsenical  pyrites.     Rock  River  Ledge,  Table  Mount- 

ain, Butte  County. 

90.  Gold-bearing  quartz.     Salamander  Mine,  Calaveras  County. 

91.  Gold  pyrites  on  quartz.     Mariposa  County. 

92.  Gold  pyrites  on  quartz.     Mariposa  County. 

93.  Auriferous  quartz.     Butte  County. 

94.  Gold  quartz.     Downieville,  Butte  County. 

95.  Gold  quartz.     Downieville,  Butte  County. 

96.  Gold  quartz.     Rattlesnake,  Brown's  Valley,  Butte  County. 

97.  Gold  pyrites.     Blue  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 


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98.  Talcose  slate,  with  gold  and  pyrites.     Aystell  Mills,  Cala- 

veras  County. 

99.  Auriferous  pyrites.    Oroville. 

100.  Hematite;  limonite.     Calaveras  County. 

101.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Grass  Valley,  Nevada  County. 

102.  Arsenical  pyrites  containing  gold.     El  Dorado  County. 

103.  Gold-bearing  quartz;   iron  pyrites;  sphalerite.     North  Star 

Lead,  Grass  Valley,  Nevada  County. 

104.  "  Ribbon  rock;"  gold-bearing  quartz,  with dendrites.     Grass 

Valley,  Nevada  County. 

105.  Gold  quartz.     Nevada  County. 

106.  Gold  on  quartz.     Plumas  County. 

107.  Galena  and  pyrites,  containing  gold.     Eagle  Mine,  Grizzly 

Flat,  El  Dorado  County. 

108.  Gold,  with  pyrites,  in  talcose  seam.     Grass  Valley,  Nevada 

County. 

109.  Gold,  with  traces  of  copper.     Ophir,  Grass  Valley,  Nevada 

County. 

110.  Iron   and    copper    pyrites    containing    gold.     El   Dorado 

County. 

111.  Iron  pyrites  containing  gold. 

112.  Gold,  with  pyrites,  in  quartz.     Grizzly  Flat,  El   Dorado 

County. 

113.  Auriferous  pyrites  ($40  to  $200  per  ton).     Mount  Quartz, 

El  Dorado  County. 

114.  Auriferous   pyrites.     Allison's   Ranch,  Grass  Valley,   Ne- 

vada County. 

115.  Gold  quartz.     Placerville. 

116.  Gold  quartz.     Hogg's  Diggings,  El  Dorado  County. 

117.  Gold  quartz;  chalcopyrites.     Allison's  Ranch,  Grass  Val- 

ley. 

118.  Crystallized  gold  in  quartz.     Allison's  Ranch,  Grass  Val- 

ley. 

119.  Gold,  with  pyrites,  and  molybdenite.     Excelsior  Diggings, 

Nevada  County. 

120.  "Ribbon  rock;"  free  gold;  pyrites;  galena.     Grass  Valley. 

121.  Gold  and  silver.     Jackson  Mine,  Amador  County. 

122.  Gold  collected  in  ravines,  with  quicksilver. 


Minerals  and  Ores. 


123.  Iron  pyrites  containing  gold  on  quartz.     REESE  RIVER. 

124.  Gold  on  quartz.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

125.  From  Mather's  Creek,  El  Dorado  County. 

126.  Gold  pyrites. 

127.  Gold  quartz.     Grizzly  Flat,  El  Dorado  County. 

128.  Gold  quartz.     Placerville,  El  Dorado  County. 

129.  Gold  quartz.     Manning's  Mountains. 

130.  Auriferous  pyrites. 

131.  Gold;  docite.     Sierra  County. 

132.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

133.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

134.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

135.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

136.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

137.  Gold  quartz,  after  being  stamped  or  crushed,  Grass  Valley. 

138.  Pure  gold. 

139.  Pure  gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

140.  Pure  gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

141.  Pure  gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

142.  Pure  gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

143.  Pure  gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

144.  Gold  quartz.     Placer  County. 

145.  Gold.     Siskiyou  County. 

146.  Arsenical  pyrites,  with  gold. 

147.  Gold  quartz,  with  pyrites.     Placer  County. 

148.  Gold,  with  manganic  dendrites.     Contraband  Mine,  Placer 

County. 

149.  Pyrites  containing  gold.     Excelsior  Mine,  Placer  County. 

150.  Gold  quartz.     Placervilie. 

151.  Copper  ore  containing  free  gold.     Donneberg,  Brown's  Val- 

ley, Sierra  County. 

152.  Free  gold  in  quartz.     Chipp's  Ledge,  Downieville. 

153.  Free  gold  in  quartz.     Von  Humboldt  Mine,  Sierra  County. 

154.  Copper  ore  containing  gold.     Sierra  County. 

155.  Arsenical  pyrites  containing  gold.     Sierra  County. 

156.  Nodule  of  iron  pyrites,  containing  gold.      Chipp's  Flat, 

Sierra  County. 

157.  Gold-bearing  pyrites. 


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158.  Gold-bearing  pyrites  and  galena. 

159.  Auriferous  quartz  and  pyrites. 

160.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Placer  County. 

161.  From  Excelsior  Mine,  Placer  County. 

162.  Decomposing  iron  pyrites  containing  gold.     Stewart  Flat, 

Placer  County. 

163.  Molybdenite,  with  gold. 

164.  Gold.     Hot  Springs,  MONTANA. 

165.  Gold  in  quartz.     IDAHO. 

166.  Gold.    Witlock  Mine,  MONTANA. 

167.  Gold.    MONTANA. 

168.  Gold.     MONTANA. 

169.  Gold,  with  carbonate  of  copper.     Morning  Star,  IDAHO. 

170.  Electrum  (gold  and  silver)  in  decomposed  ferruginous  mass. 

Oroyhee. 

171.  Gold  from  Queen  Charlotte  Island,  RUSSIAN  AMERICA. 

172.  Gold.     Webster  Lode,  Nevada  Creek,  MONTANA. 

173.  Gold.    MONTANA. 

174.  Gold.     Fraser  River,  BRITISH  AMERICA. 

175.  Gold  from  BRAZIL. 

176.  Gold,  with  silver.     Oro  Fino  Mine,  IDAHO. 

177.  Gold  quartz  of  the  Amazon,  SOUTH  AMERICA. 

178.  Gold  in  decomposed  pyrites.     La  Paz,  MEXICO. 

179.  Gold-bearing  quartz.    AUSTRALIA. 

180.  Gold-bearing  quartz.     CANADA. 

181.  Ferruginous  rock  containing  gold.      Dacota  Ledge,  East 

Bannock,  IDAHO. 

182.  Gold  in  quartz  (porous,  with  angular  impressions  of  crys- 

tals).    IDAHO. 

183.  Gold.     MONTANA. 

184.  Gold,  silver,  and  copper.     Silver  Legion,  IDAHO. 

185.  Gold.     MONTANA. 

186.  Hematite  containing  gold. 

187.  Native  gold.     MONTANA. 

188.  Gold,  with  malachite  (carbonate  of  copper).     New  York, 

IDAHO. 

189.  Gold  and  silver.     Oro  Fino,  Oroyhee 

190.  Ore  containing  gold,  silver,  and  copper.     Oroyhee. 


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191.  Gold  quartz.     AUSTRALIA. 

192.  Ferruginous  quartz  containing  gold.     Dakota,  No.  1,  IDAHO. 

193.  Gold.     Whisky  Gulch,  IDAHO. 

194.  Gold  containing  silver.     Oro  Fino,  IDAHO. 

195.  Gold  and  silver ;  «chrysocolla  (red  oxide  of  copper).     Morn- 

ing Star,  IDAHO. 

196.  Gold-bearing  quartz.     Oro  Fino,  IDAHO. 

197.  Gold  and  silver  ore.     Morning  Star,  IDAHO. 

198.  Copper  ore  containing  gold.     Oro  Fino,  IDAHO. 

199.  Electrum.  (gold  and  silver),  in  quartz.     Oro  Fino,  IDAHO. 

200.  Oxide  of  iron,  containing  gold  and  silver.     Rosa  Mink  Mine, 

Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

201.  Gold  in  porous  quartz.     Imperial  Hill,  NEVADA. 

202.  Gold  (with  specks  of  ?).     From  Real  del  Monte,  Aurora, 

NEVADA. 

203.  From  Croesus  Mine,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

204.  Decomposed  pyrites  containing  gold.     Esmeralda  County, 

NEVADA. 

205.  From  Echo  District,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

206.  Gould  and  Curry  Mine,  NEVADA. 

207.  Gold.     Gold  Hill. 

208.  Gold  in  markasite  and  quartz.     Old  Virginia. 

209.  Iron  oxide  and  galena,  with  gold.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

210.  Gold  quartz. 

211.  Silver  glance  (argentite),  containing  gold.     Hale  and  Nor- 

cross,  NEVADA. 

212.  Ferruginous  quartz,  with  gold,  and  containing  silver  also. 

(This  is  said  to  be  the  first  specimen  discovered  on  Gold 
Hill  ?) 

213.  Electrum  (gold  and  silver).     Gold  Hill. 

214.  Silver  ore  containing  gold.     Eclipse,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

215.  Silver  ore  containing  gold.     California  Mine,  NEVADA. 

216.  Limonite  (brown  ochre — kidney  iron  ore),  containing  gold. 

Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

217.  Auriferous  iron  pyrites.     Carson  Valley. 

218.  Hydrated  oxide  of  iron  containing  gold.     Gold  Hill,  NE- 

VADA. 


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219.  Gold  in  iron  pyrites.     El  Dorado  District,  Humboldt,  NE- 

VADA. 

220.  Gold-bearing  pyrites.     Pike's  Peak,  COLORADO. 

221.  Pyrites,  containing  gold,  in  quartz.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

222.  Gold  and  silver  ore.     Morning  Star?  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

223.  Hematite,  with  gold.     Central  Pacific  Railroad,  NEVADA. 

224.  Gold  in  quartz;  chlorite.     Placerville. 

225.  Gold  in  mica.     Coultersville. 

226.  Nagyagite — gold  and  lead.     Nagyag,  TRANSYLVANIA. 

227.  Gold  in  volcanic  glass  (very  rare).     Colusa  County. 

228.  Gold.     Colusa  County. 

229.  Gold  on  jasper.     Placer  County. 

230.  Gold. 

231.  Sand,  containing  gold. 

232.  Gold  quartz. 

233.  Gold  quartz.     AUSTRALIA. 

234.  Electrum — gold  and  silver.     Gold  Hill,  NEVADA. 

235.  Gold.    AUSTRALIA. 

236.  Gold.     Reese  River,  NEVADA. 

237.  Gold.     IDAHO. 

238.  Gold  quartz.     Brown's  Valley,  NEVADA. 

239.  Gold.     MONTANA. 

240.  Gold  crystallized  on  quartz.     Sailor  Diggings,  OREGON. 

241.  Gold  quartz.     AUSTRALIA. 

242.  From  Meadow  Creek,  MONTANA. 

243.  From  Meadow  Creek,  MONTANA. 

244.  Gold  quartz.     San  Rafael  Valley.  Lower  California. 

245.  Specimen  from  MONTANA. 

246.  From  Stirling,  MONTANA. 

247.  Gold.     Yuba  County. 

248.  Gold.     Stirling,  MONTANA. 

249.  Gold  specimen  from    ? 

250.  From  White  Grove,  NEVADA. 

251.  From  Gold  Hill,  NEVADA. 

252.  Gold.     Pine  Grove,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

253.  Gold,  copper,  iron.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

254.  Gold  from  Monitor  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

255.  Gold.     Minnesota  Ledge,  IDAHO. 


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256.  Electrum(  gold  and  silver)  in  ferruginous  quartz.     OroFino, 

IDAHO. 

257.  Polished  gold  quartz.     North  Star,  Grass  Valley. 

258.  From  Pine  Grove,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

259.  Electrum  (gold  and   silver).     Silver  District,  Humboldt, 

NEVADA. 

260.  Gold,  with  antimony.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

261.  Gold  quartz.     San  Diego. 

262.  Electrum  (gold  and  silver).     Gold  Hill,  NEVADA. 

263.  Gold  in  limonite  (brown  ochre — kidney  iron  ore).     East 

Bannock,  Dakota,  No.  1. 

264.  Gold  quartz.     Eagon  Canon,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

265.  Gold.     Pine  Grove,  Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

266.  Auriferous  pyrites,  with  galena.      Table  Mountain,  Tuo- 

lumne  County. 

267.  Gold  quartz.     Silver  Corral,  IDAHO. 

268.  Gold  in  quartz.     Wasatch  Mountains,  IDAHO. 

269.  From  Grass  Valley. 

270.  Gold.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

271.  Gold.     North  Star  Mine,  Grass  Valley. 

272.  Gold,  with  copper.     IDAHO. 

273.  Gold,  with  silver.     Oroyhee,  IDAHO. 

274.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

275.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Centreville,  El  Dorado  County. 

276.  Gold  quartz.     Kern  River,  California. 

277.  Gold  on  decomposed  iron  pyrites. 

278.  Gold  quartz,  with  pyrites.     Knickerbocker  Mine. 

279.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

280.  Gold  quartz.     Nevada  County. 

281.  Gold  quartz.     Pilot  Hill,  El  Dorado  County. 

282.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

283.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

284.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

285.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

286.  Gold  in  pyrites  and  zinc  blende. 

287.  Gold  quartz,  with  pyrites  and  blende. 

288.  Gold  quartz.     Latrobe,  El  Dorado  County. 

289.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Sarahville,  Placer  County, 


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290.  Gold  quartz.     White  Creek,  El  Dorado  County. 

291.  Gold  quartz.     Latrobe,  El  Dorado  County. 

292.  Gold  quartz.     Volcano,  Amador  County. 

293.  Chalcopyrite  (copper  pyrites),  with  gold.     Grass  Valley. 

294.  Gold  on  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

295.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Placer  County. 

296.  Gold  quartz. 

297.  Gold  in  quartz.     American  River,  El  Dorado  County. 

298.  Gold  quartz. 

299.  Gold  quartz.     Placer  County. 

300.  Gold  quartz.     Placer  County. 

301.  Gold.    Red  Jacket,  IDAHO. 

302.  Gold  on  chrysocolla  and  bornite.     Empire,  IDAHO. 

303.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

304.  Gold  quartz. 

305.  Gold  quartz,  with  chlorite.     Placer  County. 

306.  Gold  quartz.     Allison's  Ranch,  Nevada  County. 

307.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

308.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

309.  Half  polished  gold  quartz.     Amador  County. 

310.  Gold  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

311.  Porous  quartz,  with  gold.     Grass  Valley. 

312.  Gold  on  quartz. 

313.  Gold  on  quartz.     Ural. 

314.  Gold  on  quartz. 

315.  Gold  in  cement  conglomerate. 

316.  Gold  in  cement  conglomerate. 

317.  Conglomerate  cement  rich  in  gold. 

318.  Gold  in  clay  and  sand. 

319.  Vein  quartz,  with  free  gold.     Grass  Valley. 

320.  Gold  quartz.     Norenbagua,  Forest  Spring,  Nevada  County. 

321.  Gold  washings — placer  gold — (in  bottle). 

322.  Gold,  with  quartz  (in  bottle). 

323.  Gold  in  talcose  slate. 

324.  Honeycomb  quartz  bearing  free  gold. 

325.  Gold  ore.     Prairie  City,  Sacramento  County. 

326.  Gold  in  slate  rock. 

327.  Gold  in  gravel.     California. 


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328.  Honeycomb  quartz  bearing  gold.     California. 

329.  Gold  in  silver  ore.     California. 

330.  Gold  in  silver  ore.     California. 

331.  Gold  in  yellow  jasper  (very  rare).     Mariposa  County. 

332.  Gold  on  quartz.     California. 

333.  Gold  on  quartz,  with  sulphurets  of  iron. 

334.  Gold  on  sphalerite  (zinc  blende). 

335.  Gold  on  quartz.     Golden  Gate  Mine,  Arnador  County. 

336.  Gold  in  quartz.     California. 

337.  Gold  in  quartz.     North  Star,  Nevada  County. 

338.  Gold  quartz.     California. 

339.  Gold  quartz.     California. 

340.  Gold  in  calcite  (calcareous  spar),  rare.     Mariposa  County. 

341.  Gold  with  galena  and  carbonate  of  copper.    Nevada  County. 

342.  Gold  with  tetrahedrite  (gray  copper — copper,  silver,  anti- 

mony, and  sulphur).     Mariposa  County. 

343.  Gold,  with  pyrites,  in  quartz.     Mariposa  County. 

344.  Vein  of  pyrites  in  quartz  with  gold. 

345.  Gold  quartz.     Golden  Gate  Mine,  Amador  County. 

346.  Gold  in  a 'chlorite  shale.     Sierra  County. 

347.  Gold,  with  quartz  and  talcose  slate.     California. 

348.  Gold  in  talcose  slate.     Angel's  Camp,  Calaveras  County. 

349.  Gold.     Amador  County. 

350.  Gold  in  decomposed  iron  ore.     Gold  Hill,  Nevada  County. 

351.  Gold  quartz.     New  York  Mine,  Grass  Valley. 

352.  Gold,  with  molybdenite  (sulphuret  of  molybdenum).     Ex- 

celsior Mine. 

353.  Electrum   (native  alloy  of  gold  and  silver).     Poorman's 

Mine,  IDAHO. 

354.  Beautiful  wire-gold  nugget,   found  in   French  Gulch,   El 

Dorado  County,  in  1851. 

355.  Nugget  found  in  early  times  on  the  headwaters  of  Feather 

River. 


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SILVER  ORES. 


1.  Silver  in  chalcopyrite  (copper  pyrites).     Gold  Hill,  NEVADA. 

2.  Silver  and  gold  ore;  carb.  copper.     Moonlight  Mine,  Hum- 

boldt  County. 

3.  Silver  and  gold   ore;  oxyd  of  lead  and  copper.     Neptune 

Mine,  Humboldt  County. 

4.  Silver  and  gold.     Red  Mountain  Mine,  Silver  Peak,  NE- 

VADA. 

5.  Silver  and  gold.     Vanderbilt  Mine,  Silver  Peak,  NEVADA. 

6.  Silver  ore,  with  native  (metallic)  silver.     Elko,  NEVADA. 

7.  Silver    ore,  with    gold;    chalcopyrite;    galenite.     Gould  & 

Curry,  NEVADA. 

8.  Sulphurets  of  silver;  gold.     Belcher  Mine,  NEVADA. 

9.  Silver  ore.     Comstock  Lead. 

10.  Silver  ore.     Hale  &  Norcross  Mine. 

11.  Electrum;  galenite.     Ophir  Mine. 

12.  Silver  ore.     Comstock. 

13.  Native  silver;  copper.     Del  Norte  County. 

14.  Polished  silver  ore. 

15.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Lone  Pine,  Inyo  County. 

16.  Silver  lead  ore.     Belwort,  Owens  River. 

17.  Argentiferous  carbonate  of  lead.     La  Fieda,  Owens  River. 

18.  Silver  ore.     Caro,  Owens  River. 

19.  Argentiferous  galenite;  cerussite.    Comanche,  Owens  River. 

20.  Silver  ore.     Quintal. 

21.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     La  Fieda,  Inyo  County. 

22.  Polished  argentiferous  copper  ore. 

23.  Silver  ore.     Amador  County.     (Poor.) 

24.  Silver  ore.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

25.  Silver  ore. 

26.  Partzite    (antimony,    copper,    silver,    iron),    worked    for 

silver.     Mono  County,  California. 

27.  Silver  ore;  sulphurets.     Comstock  Lode,  NEVADA. 

28.  Silver  ore.     From  Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

29.  Silver  ore.     La  Paz,  MEXICO. 


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30.  Cerargyrite  (chloride  of  silver)  on  tetrahedrite.     UTAH. 

31.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Copala,  MEXICO. 

32.  Native   silver    on  tetrahedrite    and   chrysocolla.     Potosi, 

MEXICO. 

33.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Silver  City,  IDAHO. 

34.  Cerargyrite  on  cerussite.     MONTANA. 

35.  Silver  ore;  carbonate  of  copper.     Miami  Mine,  Humboldt 

County,  NEVADA. 

36.  Silver  ore.     Oro  Fino  Mine,  IDAHO. 

37.  Silver  ore.     MONTANA. 

38.  Silver  ore;  lead.     Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

39.  Sulphuret  of  silver. 

40.  Pyrargyrite  (ruby  silver),  and  stephanite  (brittle  silver). 

North  Star  Mine,  Reese  River. 

41.  Argentite  deridrytes.     Alcoran  Mine,  MEXJCO. 

42.  Silver  and  iron  oxide.     Bannock,  MONTANA. 

43.  Silver  in  cerussite  (carbonate of  lead).    Bannock,  MONTANA. 

44.  Silver,  lead  ore.     Cotton  wood,  UTAH. 

45.  Silver  bar.     Sander  Hill,  Reese  River. 

46.  Silver  ore.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

47.  Silver;  copper  ore.     Excelsior,  NEVADA. 

48.  Pyrargyrite  and  proustite  (light  ruby-silver).     Reese  River. 

49.  *  Silver  ore.     Yankee  Claim,  Carson,  NEVADA. 

50.  Silver  ore.     American  Flag,  Carson,  NEVADA. 

51.  Sulphurets  of  silver  (rich).     Comstock  Lode. 

52.  Sulphurets  of  silver  (rich).     Comstock. 

53.  Pyrargyrite  and  proustite.     Reese  River. 

54.  Silver  ore.     Pioche  Mine,  Ely  District,  NEVADA. 

55.  Cerargyrite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

56.  Silver;  lead;  chrysocolla  (silicate  of  copper).      Humboldt 

County,  NEVADA. 

57.  Partzite;  stedefeldite  (antimony);  copper;  silver:  iron.     Co- 

rn anche  Mine,  Mono  County.     • 

58.  Silver;  copper.     Alpha  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

59.  Silver  ore,  with  topaz  quartz.     Ophir  Mine,  NEVADA. 

60.  Tetrahedrite  (sulph-antimoniate  of  copper).     Worked  for 

silver.     Reese  River. 

61.  Cerargyrite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

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62.  Silver  ore.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

63.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

64.  Argentite  (silver  glance,  sulphuretof  silver),  and  galenite. 

Gould  &  Curry  Mine. 

65.  Silver  ore  from  Crown  Point  Mine,  NEVADA. 

66.  Pyrargyrite.     Reese  River. 

67.  Silver  ore.     Lone  Star  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

68.  Silver  ore.     Lone  Star  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

69.  Silver  quartz.     Gould  &  Curry  Mine. 

70.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Gould  &  Curry  Mine. 

71.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Mexican  Mine,  Comstock. 

72.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Ophir  Mine,  Comstock. 

73.  Stephanite  (brittle  silver  ore).     NEVADA. 

74.  Silver  ore.     Tarshed  Mine,  Alpine  County. 

75.  Silver  ore.  .  Tarshed  Mine,  Alpine  County. 

76.  Silver  ore.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

77.  Cerargyrite.     MEXICO. 

78.  Silver,  with  galenite.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

79.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River'. 

80.  Cerargyrite  (chloride  of  silver;  also   called   horn  silver), 

with  malachite.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

81.  Cerargyrite  and  sulphuret  of  silver.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

82.  Pyrargyrite;  stephanite;  tetrahedrite.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

83.  Silver,  with  gold.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

84.  Silver  ore.     Cayuga  Mine,  Silver  Mountain. 

85.  Silver  carrying  gold.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

86.  Silver  carrying  gold.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  Connty. 

87.  Silver  carrying  gold.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

88.  Stephanite;  polybasite.     Silver  Mountain. 

89.  Silver  ore.     St.  Charles. 

90.  Silver  ore  carrying  gold.     Silver  Mountain. 

91.  Silver  ore.     Silver  Mountain. 

92.  Silver  ore.     I.  A.  L.  Mine,  Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

93.  Silver  ore.     I.  A.  L.  Mine,  Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

94.  Silver  ore.     Moantowe,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

95.  Silver  ore.     Mill  City,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

96.  Stephanite  crystals;  pyrargyrite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

97.  Silver  ore  (?).     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 


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98.  Sulphuret  of  silver.     Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

99.  Cerargyrite,  with  copper  and  sulphurets  of  silver.     Snow- 

storm, Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

100.  Cerargyrite    on    other   silver   ore.      White   Pine   County, 

NEVADA. 

101.  Sulphuret  of  silver.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

102.  Silver  ore.     Montezuma,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

103.  Silver  ore;   lead.      Battle   Mountain,  Humboldt   County, 

NEVADA. 

104.  Silver  ore.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

105.  Silver  ore;  chloride  and  sulphide  of  silver.     NEVADA. 

106.  Ruby  silver;  argentite;  tetrahedrite.     Belmont,  Humboldt 

County,  NEVADA. 

107.  Silver  ore.     Sheba  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

108.  Argentiferous  galenite. 

109.  Silver,  with  gold  in  zinc  blende. 

110.  Argentiferous  galenite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

111.  Silver  ore;  copper;  lead.     Pride  of  the  Mountain,  Winne- 

muca,  NEVADA. 

112.  Silver  ore;  galena.     May  Queen,  Echo,  Humboldt  County, 

NEVADA. 

113.  Silver  ore.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

114.  Antimonial  silver;  sphalerite  (zinc  blende);  tetrahedrite. 

Sheba  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

115.  Tetrahedrite  (argentiferous  gray  copper). 

116.  Pyrargyrite;  argentite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

117.  Silver  ore;  chloride  and  sulphide.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

118.  Silver  ore.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

119.  Silver  ore;  galena.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

120.  Cerargyrite  and  carb.  of  copper;  silver  ore.     White  Pine, 

NEVADA. 

121.  Cerargyrite;  galena;  carb.  copper;  silver  ore.     Wrhite  Pine, 

NEVADA. 

122.  Silver  ore;  galena.    East  Range,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

123.  Silver  ore.     Rattlesnake,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

124.  Tetrahedrite  (Fahlerz  ).     Great  Eastern,  Humboldt, 

125.  Cerargyrite  in  quartz.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 


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126.  Cerargyrite;   malachite;    cerussite.     Chloride  Flat,  White 

Pine. 

127.  Silver  ore.     Moonlight  Mine,  Humboldt. 

128.  Cerargyrite;  galenite.     White  Pine. 

129.  Argentite,  with  copper  in  limestone.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

130.  Silver  ore.     Battle  Mountain,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

131.  Silver  ore.     Mineral  Hill,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

132.  Silver  ore.     Sisson's  Mine,  Eastern  NEVADA. 

133.  Silver  on  calcite.     Humboldt  River,  NEVADA. 

134.  Silver  ore.     Montezuma  Mine,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

135.  Silver  and  copper  ore,  with  lead.     Humboldt. 

136.  Silver  and  copper  ore.     Manitowoc,  Humboldt. 

137.  Pyrargyrite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

138.  Silver  in  zinc  blende  (sphalerite),  lead,  antimony,  and  cop- 

per.    Sink  of  Carson,  UTAH. 

139.  Argentiferous    copper    ore;    malachite;    azurite.      Yankee 

Lode,  Humboldt. 

140.  Cerargyrite.     Sinaloa  Mine,  Trinidad  District,  Humboldt 

County,  NEVADA. 

141.  Silver,  with  gold  (gold,  $50;  silver,  $257).     Battle  Moun- 

tain, Humboldt. 

142.  Decomposed  ore,  gold,  silver,  lead,  copper,  arsenic,  and  iron. 

Little  Giant,  Battle  Mountain,  Humboldt. 

143.  Ore;  copper,  silver,  lead.     Humboldt. 

144.  Ore;  copper,  silver  (cerargyrite).     Sinaloa  Mine,  Humboldt 

County,  NEVADA. 

150.  Stephanite  (brittle  silver;  silver,  with  antimony).     High- 

land Mary,  Humboldt. 

151.  Tetrahedrite  (Fahlerz).     Sheba  Mine,  Humboldt. 

152.  Tetrahedrite  (Fahlerz).     Rising  Star  Mine. 

153.  Silver  ore.     Highland  Chip,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

154.  Silver  copper  ore;  cerargyrite.     Sinaloa  Mine,  Humboldt. 

155.  Cerargyrite.     Mazeppa  Mine,  White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

156.  Polytelite  (Fahlerz);  azurite;  malachite.     Humboldt,  NE- 

VADA. 

1 57.  Silver  ore ;  sulphuret  of  antimony ;  lead .    Humboldt  County. 

158.  Cerargyrite  on  carb.  of  copper.     Evening  Star,  Trinidad 

District,  Humboldt. 


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159.  Silver  ore ;  quartz.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

160.  Silver  ore;  quartz.     Eberhardt  Mine,  White  Pine.  ^ 

161.  Silver  ore;  quartz.     Meadow  Valley,  Eli  District,  NEVADA. 

162.  Sulphuret  of  silver.     Arkansas  District,  Humboldt. 

163.  Silver  ore;  cerargyrite;  carb.  lead.     Sarahnaget,  NEVADA. 

164.  Silver  ore;  quartz.     White  Pine. 

165.  Tetrahedrite,  with  cerargyrite.     Sinaloa,  Trinidad  District, 

Humboldt. 

166.  Cerargyrite;  quartz.     White  Pine. 

167.  Silver  and  copper.     Humboldt. 

168.  Tetrahedrite.     Alpha,  Humboldt. 

169.  Galena  and  zinc  blende,  with  silver.     Mammoth  District, 

Humboldt. 

170.  Cerargyrite;  calcite.     White  Pine. 

171.  Silver  ore.     Scottish  Chief,  Humboldt. 

172.  Stephanite  (brittle  silver).     Oro  Fino,  Humboldt. 

173.  Silver  ore.     Santa  Riveria,  NEVADA  TERRITORY. 

174.  Silver  ore.     Ely  District,  NEVADA. 

175.  Silver  ore  containing  copper.     Alpha  Mine,  Humboldt. 

176.  Silver  sulphurets.     Aurora,  NEVADA. 

177.  Silver  sulphurets.     Reyer's  Claim,  Carson. 

178.  Silver  ore.     Pioche  Ledge,  Meadow  Valley,  Lincoln  County, 

NEVADA. 

179.  Silver  sulphurets.    Amador  Lode,  NEVADA. 

180.  Silver  ore.     Mexican  Mine,  Comstock. 

181.  Silver  ore,  decomposed  rock  (black  rock). 

182.  Pyrargyrite  on  tetrahedrite.     Minerva  Mine,  Smoky  Valley, 

NEVADA. 

183.  Silver  ore  (base  metal).     Ely  District,  NEVADA. 

184.  Silver  in  limestone.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

185.  Cerargyrite  and  carb.  of  copper  on  quartz. 

186.  Silver  ore.     White  Pine. 

187.  Silver  ore.     White  Pine. 

188.  Silver  ore.     Silver  Peak,  NEVADA. 

189.  Silver  ore.     Belcher  Mine. 

190.  Silver  ore.     California  Mine. 

191.  Silver  ore.     Confidence  Mine. 

192.  Stephanite.     Ophir  Mine. 


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193.  Silver  ore.     Chollar  Mine. 

194.  "Croppings."     Savage  Mine. 

195.  Silver  ore.     East  Ledge,  Gold  Hill,  NEVADA. 

196.  Cerargyrite;  silver  ore.     Humboldt. 

197.  Silver,  with  copper.     Alpha,  Humboldt. 

198.  Argentite.     Silver  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

199.  Ore  containing  native  (metallic)  silver.     Real  Del  Monte, 

Aurora,  NEVADA. 

200.  Ore  containing  lead,  copper,  silver.    Pyramid  Lake,  NEVADA. 

201.  Sulphurets  of  silver  with  antimonial  ochre.     Silver  Peak, 

NEVADA. 

202.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Kearsarge  District,  NEVADA. 

203.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Twin  River  District. 

204.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Pioche,  NEVADA. 

205.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Humboldt. 

206.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Cherokee,  Carson,  NEVADA. 

207.  Cerargyrite  on  quartz,  with  limonite  (brown  ochre). 

208.  Ore  containing  silver.     Carleton,  NEVADA. 

209.  Ore  containing  silver.     Ruby  District,  NEVADA. 

210.  Cerargyrite,  with  malachite;  chrysocolla.     Columbus  Dis- 

trict, NEVADA. 

211.  Conglomerate  carrying  silver.     Honey  Lake,  NEVADA. 

212.  Ore  from  Ruby  District,  NEVADA. 

213.  Ore  from  Reese  River. 

214.  Argentiferous   carb.   of  lead,   with   copper.      Beck   Mine. 

Meadow  Valley,  Lincoln  County,  NEVADA. 

215.  Argentite,  with  iron  pyrites.     Silver  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

216.  Ore  containing  $160  to  ton  of  silver.     Excelsior  District, 

NEVADA. 

217.  Silver  ore;  chalcopyrite. 

218.  Native  silver  on  galena.     IDAHO. 

219.  Cerargyrite.     Poorman's  Lode,  IDAHO. 

220.  Cerargyrite  and  argentite.     Poorman's  Lode,  IDAHO. 

221.  Sulphuret  of  silver  on  quartz.     Silver  City,  IDAHO. 

222.  Sulphuret  of  silver  on  quartz.     Silver  City,  IDAHO. 

223.  Tetrahedrite  (gray  copper).     Rising  Star,  IDAHO. 

224.  Cerargyrite.     Poorman's  Lode. 

225.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Ida  Elmore,  Silver  City. 


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226.  Silver  ore.     Rising  Star. 

227.  Silver  ore.     Bull  Run  District,  Humboldt. 

228.  Silver  ore.     Silver  City. 

229.  Silver  ore.     Silver  City. 

230.  Silver  ore.     Fort  Wagner. 

231.  Cerargyrite.     Poorman's  Lode. 

232.  Silver,  with  carb.  copper.     Morning  Star. 

233.  Electrum  (gold  and  silver).     Oro  Fino,  IDAHO. 

234.  Cerargyrite;  argentite.     Poorman's  Lode. 

235.  Cerargyrite;  malachite.     IDAHO. 

236.  Sulphurets  of  silver  and  malachite.     Empire  Mine,  IDAHO. 

237.  Cerargyrite.     Poorman's  Lode. 

238.  Cerargyrite  and  argentite.     IDAHO. 

239.  Cerargyrite,  with  carb.  copper.     Empire  Mine. 

240.  Sulphurets.     Silver  City. 

241.  Electrum  (silver  and  gold).     IDAHO. 

242.  Electrum  (silver  and  gold).     IDAHO. 

243.  Silver  slag.     Ida  Elmore,  IDAHO. 

244.  Silver  ore.     MONTANA. 

245.  Silver  ore.    MONTANA. 

246.  Silver  ore,  "  Sulphurets."     Bannoho,  MONTANA. 

247.  Silver  ore,  81,000  per  ton.     MONTANA. 

248.  Silver  ore.     MONTANA. 

249.  Silver  ore.     Ganymede,  Silver  Star  District,  MONTANA. 

250.  Silver  ore.     Rattlesnake  District,  MONTANA. 

251.  Silver  ore,  $800  per  ton.     MONTANA. 

252.  Silver  ore,  $329  per  ton.     White  Cloud  Extension,  Rattle- 

snake District. 

253.  Silver  ore.     Base  Metal  Range,  White  Pine. 

254.  Cerargyrite,  with  carb.  copper.     White  Pine. 

255.  Tetrahedrite.     Lady  Franklin,  Humboldt. 

256.  Silver  ore ;  copper.     Humboldt. 

257.  Silver  ore;  copper.     Sierra,  Humboldt. 

258.  Cerargyrite  and  malachite.     Columbus  District,  Humboldt. 

259.  Cerargyrite  and  argentite.     Lone  Star. 

260.  Cerargyrite.     Jennings,  IDAHO. 

261.  Silver  ore;  carb.  of  copper.     Ohio  District,  UTAH. 

262.  Argentite.     ARIZONA. 


24  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

263.  Silver  ore.     Eagan  Canon,  UTAH. 

264.  Silver  ore.     Ohio  District,  UTAH. 

265.  Silver  ore  containing  $60,  gold;  silver,  $210.     MEXICO. 

266.  Silver  ore.     Ohio  District,  UTAH. 

267.  Silver  ore.     Rush  Valley,  UTAH. 

268.  Silver  ore.    Cotton  Meadow  Mill,  Ogden,  UTAH. 

269.  Silver  ore.    Minerville,  UTAH. 

270.  Silver  ore.     Guadaloupe,  Concordia. 

271.  Silver  ore.     Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

272.  Silver  ore.     Durango,  MEXICO. 

273.  Silver  ore.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

274.  Silver  ore.     St.  Louis,  Chihuahua. 

275.  Silver  ore. 

276.  Silver  ore;,  galenite.    Venezuela,  SOUTH  AMERICA. 

277.  Argentite;  chrysocolla  ($1,400).     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

278.  Argentiferous   galenite,  and   copper   glance.     Lower   Cali- 

fornia. 

279.  Silver  ore.     Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

280.  Silver  ore.     Rosario,  Sinaloa,  MEXICO. 

281.  Sulphuretsof  silver;  galena;  sphalerite.    Durango,  MEXICO. 

282.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Alcoran  Mine,  Copala,  MEXICO. 

283.  Silver  ore;  iron  pyrites. 

284.  Silver  ore.     Hercynia,  Lower  California. 

285.  Silver  ore.    MEXICO. 

286.  Silver  ore.     Hercynia,  Lower  California. 

287.  Silver  ore.     Hermosilla,  Sonora,  MEXICO. 

288.  Silver  ore. 

289.  Silver  ore.     Durango,  MEXICO. 

290.  Silver  ore.     La  Favorita,  MEXICO. 

291.  Native  silver.     Chihuahua. 

292.  Silver  ore.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

293.  Native  silver.     Mexican  Mine,  Comstock. 

294.  Silver  ore.     Pillar  Mine,  Kearsarge  District,  Tulare  County. 

295.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

296.  Chloride  of  silver  (cerargyrite).     Doug.  Mine,  Reese  River. 

297.  Silver  ore.     Gould  &  Curry. 

298.  Silver  ore;  $400  per  ton.     Shasta  County. 

299.  Silver  ore.     Belcher. 


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300.  Silver  ore.     Belcher. 

i 

301.  Silver  ore;  surface.     Gould  &  Curry. 

302.  Silver  ore.     Ophir. 

303.  Silver  ore;  chalybite;  chalcopyrite.     Durango,  MEXICO. 

304.  Silver  ore.     Providence,  Copala,  MEXICO. 

305.  Galena;  silver  ore.     St.  Rosa,  Chihuahua. 

306.  Silver  ore.     Purissima,  Calican,  Sinaloa. 

307.  Silver  ore.     Rio  de  la  Atosha,  St.  Ignazio,  Sinaloa. 

308.  Argentite;  galena;  chalcopyrite.     Mazatlan. 

309.  Native  silver.     MEXICO. 

310.  Silver  ore.     Durango. 

311.  Native  silver.     MEXICO. 

312.  Sulphurets  of  silver;  galena;  copper  (Sombrero).     Copala, 

MEXICO. 

313.  Stephanite  (brittle  silver).     Mexico. 

314.  Parargyrite.     Mexico. 

315.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

316.  Argentite;  tetrahedrite.     Colorado  River,  Sonora. 

317.  Silver  ore.     Mazatlan. 

318.  Silver  ore.     St.  Michaels,  Sonora. 

319.  Native  silver.     Durango. 

320.  Sulphurets.     Resales  Mine,  Mazatlan. 

321.  Argentite.     Clarion  Mine,  Copala,  MEXICO. 

322.  Silver  ore;  galena.     Copala,  MEXICO. 

323.  Silver  ore.     Rosaria,  Copala,  MEXICO. 

324.  Silver  ore.     Chihuahua,  MEXICO. 

325.  Silver  ore.     Chihuahua,  MEXICO. 

326.  Silver  ore,  which  has  been  roasted.     MEXICO. 

327.  Silver  ore.     La  Luz  Mine,  Copala. 

328.  Native  silver.     Batopilar,  MEXICO. 

329.  Silver  ore.     Copala. 

330.  Silver  ore;  galena.     Copala. 

331.  Silver  ore.     Jesus  Maria,  Sinaloa,  MEXICO. 

332.  Silver  ore,  $3,350  per  ton.     San  Lucia,  Pannico,  MEXICO. 

333.  Silver  ore.     Minar  Vuena,  Sinaloa. 

334.  Silver  ore.     MEXICO. 

340.  Silver  ore;  galena;  sphalerite.     Copala. 

341.  Silver  ore;  copper;  lead;  zinc.     Chihuahua. 


26  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

342.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Alarm  Mine,  Copala. 

343.  Sulphurets  of  silver,  $3,500  per  ton.     Cassandra  Mine,  San 

Lucia,  Pannico,  MEXICO. 

344.  Native  silver.     Durango. 

345.  Sulphurets.    Tatigo,  Copala. 

346.  Argentiferous  chalcocite,  $318  per  ton.     Guaymas,  MEXICO. 

347.  Silver  ore.     Carmen,  Chihuahua. 

348.  Silver  ore.    Jesus  Maria,  MEXICO. 

349.  Silver  ore.     Copala. 

350.  Silver  ore.     Copala. 

351.  Silver  ore.     Las  Animas,  Pannico,  MEXICO. 

352.  Silver  ore.     Cinco  Senores,  Mazatlan. 

353.  Tetrahedrite.     Rosaria  Mine,  Sonora. 

354.  Proustite.     San  Domingo,  Chihuahua. 

355.  Sulphurets.     Pannico,  MEXICO. 

356.  Silver  ore.     Mazatlan. 

357.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Cinco  Senores. 

358.  Silver-copper  ore.     Cinco  de  Mayo,  MEXICO. 

359.  Silver  ore.     Corale,  Sinaloa. 

360.  Silver  ore.     MEXICO. 

361.  Native  silver;  galena;  argentite.     MEXICO. 

362.  Silver  ore.     Mina  Grandes,  MEXICO. 

363.  Silver  ore;  galena;  pyrites;  $200  silver,  $84  gold,  per  ton. 

Sonora. 

365.  Argentiferous  galenite  and  cerussite.     Mazatlan. 

366.  Sulphurets;  chalcopyrite.     Chihuahua. 

367.  Silver  ore.     Nuestra  Senora  de  Guadaloupe,  Durango. 

368.  Sulphurets.     Rosario  Mine,  Calcocan,  Sinaloa. 

369.  Sulphurets.     Mazatlan. 

370.  Argentiferous  galenite  and  copper.     Copala. 

371.  Silver  ore;  decomposed  rock.     Guaymas. 

372.  Silver  ore.     Patroceano,  Chihuahua. 

373.  Silver  ore.     MEXICO. 

374.  Silver  ore  in  carbonate  of  copper.     Durango. 

375.  Silver  ore,  with  copper.     San  Bias,  MEXICO. 

376.  Croppings;  silver  ore.     Lower  California. 

377.  Silver  ore;  arsenic;  antimony;  lead;  400  ounces  of  silver 

per  ton.     San  Antonio,  MEXICO. 


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378.  Native  silver;  sphalerite;  calcite.     Chihuahua. 

379.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

380.  Cerargyrite.     Reese  River. 

381.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Reese  River. 

382.  Tetrahedrite.     Murphys,  NEVADA. 

383.  Sulphurets  of  silver;  tetrahedrite.     Reese  River. 

384.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

385.  Silver  ore.     Landers  Hill,  Reese  River. 

386.  Pyrargyrite;  tetrahedrite.     Reese  River. 

387.  Tetrahedrite.     Reese  River. 

388.  Sulphurets  of  silver.     Sonoma  Mine,  Reese  River. 

389.  Silver  ore.     Washington  District,  NEVADA. 

390.  Pyrargyrite.     Reese  River. 

391.  Pyrargyrite;  sulphurets  of  silver.     Reese  River. 

392.  Tetrahedrite,  and  ruby  silver.     North  Star,  Reese  River. 

393.  Silver  ore.     Ironsides  Lode,  Reese  River. 

394.  Silver  ore;  calcite.     Silver  Treasure. 

395.  Silver  ore.     Laplander,  Reese  River. 

396.  Silver  ore  which  has  been   subjected  to  roasting.     Reese 

River. 

397.  Surface  ore.     Sonoma  Mine,  Reese  River. 

398.  Sulphurets.     Oregon  Mine,  Reese  River. 

399.  Galena  and  azurite.     Reese  River. 

400.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

401.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

402.  Tetrahedrite.     Reese  River. 

403.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

404.  Tetrahedrite.     Cloud  Mine,  Reese  River. 

405.  Pyrargyrite.     Reese  River. 

406.  Silver  ore.     Rivere  Mine,  Reese  River. 

407.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Reese  River. 

408.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Reese  River. 

409.  Silver,  with  copper  on  calcite.     Reese  River. 

410.  Silver,  with  lead.     Hickory  Mine,  Reese  River. 

411.  Silver  ore.     Rough  and  Ready,  Reese  River. 

412.  Silver  ore.     Rough  and  Ready,  Reese  River. 

413.  Silver  ore.     Rough  and  Ready,  Reese  River. 
*  414.  Silver  ore.     Rough  and  Ready,  Reese  River. 


28  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

415.  Silver  ore.     Mountain  Meadow  Mine. 

416.  Cerargyrite  and  argentiferous  copper. 

417.  Silver  ore.     North  Amador,  Reese  River. 

418.  Roasted  silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

419.  Tetrahedrite  and  galena.     Reese  River. 

420.  Argentite;  lead.     Reese  River. 

421.  Cerargyrite;  chalcopyrite.     Murphy's,  Reese  River. 

422.  Tetrahedrite; 'lead.     Reese  River. 

423.  Silver  ore.     NEVADA. 

424.  Roasted  silver  ore.     Rising  Star  Mine,  Reese  River. 

425.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

426.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

427.  Cerargyrite   and  sulphurets  of  silver;   croppings.      Reese 

River. 

428.  Silver  ore  ($85  per  ton) .     McGregor  Mine,  Reese  River. 

429.  Native  silver  (bromed  ore).     Reese  River. 

430.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

431.  Pyrargyrite.     NEVADA. 

432.  Sulphurets.     Ironsides,  Reese  River. 

434.  Silver  ore;  carbonate  of  lead. 

435.  Tetrahedrite;  azurite.     La  Plata  Mine,  Reese  River. 

436.  Pyrargyrite;  polybasite.     Reese  River. 

437.  Pyrargyrite;  polybasite.     Reese  River. 

438.  Pyrargyrite;  polybasite.     Reese  River. 

439.  Silver  ore;  copper  and  iron  pyrites.     Reese  River. 

440.  Proustite.     Reese  River. 

441.  Silver  in  decomposed  iron  pyrites  ($2,000  per  ton). 

442.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Empire  Mine,  Reese  River. 

443.  Carbonate  of  lead,  with  carb.  copper,  carrying  silver.     Reese 

River. 

444.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

445.  Decomposed  surface  ore.     Bathurst,  Reese  River. 

446.  Cerargyrite.     Hamilton,  NEVADA. 

447.  Silver  ore;  some  Cerargyrite.     Amador  Ledge,  Reese  River. 

448.  Base  metal  ore  containing  carb.  copper;  lead;  antimony. 

449.  Silver  ore;  carb.  of  lead.    Washington  District,  Reese  River. 

450.  Carbonates  of  lead  and  copper,  with  silver. 

451.  Cerargyrite.     Hamilton,  NEVADA. 


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452.  Common  ore,  worked  for  silver.     Reese  River. 

453.  Tetrahedrite.     Clear  Creek,  Humboldt. 

454.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

455.  Partzite;  stedefeldite  (antimony,  silver,  copper,, iron). 

456.  Partzite;    stedefeldite,   with  cerargyrite.      Blind   Springs, 

Mono  County. 

457.  Tetrahedrite.     Bull  Run  Ledge,  Cope  District,  NEVADA. 

458.  Partzite  (St.  Ag.  Cu.  Fe.  Pb.).     Comanche,  Mono  County. 

459.  Argentiferous  carbonate  of  lead. 

460.  Partzite.     Comanche. 

461.  Argentiferous  carbonate  of  lead. 

462.  Silver  ore.     Keystone  District,  Owens  River. 

463.  Silver  ore.     Red  Jacket  Mine,  Ophir  Canon,  Reese  River. 

464.  Croppings  of  Angel  Ledge. 

465.  Argentiferous  copper. 

466.  Argentite. 

467.  Lead;  silver;  copper.     Yuba  County. 

468.  Ore  containing  silver,  gold,  lead,  and  tine,  chalcopyrite. 

Pit  River,  Shasta  County. 

469.  Partzite. 

470.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Owens  River. 

471.  Silver  ore:  $200  to  $300  per  ton.     Mono  County. 

472.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

473.  Silver  ore.     Amador  District,  NEVADA. 

474.  Silver:  copper:  lead.     Owens  River. 

475.  Croppings  of  Montezuma  Mine.     Reese  River. 

476.  Silver  ore.     Belcher,  Comstock. 

477.  Silver  ore.     Gould  &  Curry,  Comstock. 

478.  Argentite;  stephanite;  $5,000  per  ton.     Comstock  Lode. 

479.  Argentite:  stephanite;  $5,000  per  ton.     Comstock  Lode. 

480.  Silver  ore.     Gould  &  Curry. 

481.  Argentite,  with  gold.     Comstock  Lode. 

482.  Argentite  on  quartz.     Chollar  Mine. 

483.  Argentite  on  quartz.     Chollar  Mine. 

484.  Silver  ore.     Belcher. 

485.  Silver  ore;  chalcopyrite.     Mexican,  Comstock. 

486.  Native  silver.     Hale  &  Norcross. 

487.  Silver  ore;  $4.000  per  ton.     Mexican. 


30  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

488.  Silver  ore.     Comstock  Lode. 

489.  Silver  ore.     Base  Metal  Range. 

490.  Silver;  copper;  lead;  $400  silver.     Owens  River. 

491.  Silver  ore.     Savage  Mine,  Comstock. 

492.  Silver  ore;  average. 

493.  Silver  ore;  average. 

494.  Silver  ore.     Chollar. 

495.  Sulphurets.     Hale  &  Norcross. 

496.  Sulphurets.     Savage. 

497.  Silver  ore  (gold,  copper,  silver).     Carson  River,  NEVADA. 

498.  Native  silver  on  sulphurets.     Gould  &  Curry. 

499.  Sulphurets.     Ophir. 

500.  Silver  ore.    Mexican  Lode,  Carson. 

501.  Argentiferous  copper.     Battle  Mountain. 

502.  Silver  ore.     Savage. 

503.  Silver  ore.     Hale  &  Norcross. 

504.  Silver  ore.     Monte  Cristo,  Carson. 

505.  Silver  ore.     Gold  Hill. 

506.  Silver  ore,  with  copper.     Carson. 

507.  Silver  ore.    Yankee  Claim. 

508.  Silver  ore.     Cherokee  Lead,  Flowery  District,  Carson. 

509.  Argentite.     Gould  &  Curry,  No.  2. 

510.  Silver  ore  (very  poor  ore  too) .     NEVADA. 

511.  Silver  ore.     Carson  Valley. 

512.  Argentite.     Mexican  Lode,  Carson  Valley. 

513.  Argentite,  gold-bearing;  malachite.     Mexican  Lode. 

514.  Silver  ore.    Yellow  Jacket. 

515.  Native  silver.     Mexican. 

516.  Native  silver.     Mexican. 

517.  Silver  ore.     Reese  River. 

518.  Silver  ore.     Mexican  Mine,  upper  part. 

519.  Silver  ore.     Mexican  Mine,  upper  part. 

520.  Argentite;  stephanite.     Imperial  and  Empire,  Gold  Hill, 

NEVADA. 

521.  Argentite;  stephanite.     Imperial   and  Empire,  Gold  Hill, 

NEVADA. 

522.  Gold;  silver;  copper.     Carson  Valley. 

523.  Silver  ore.     Chollar. 


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524.  Tetrahedrite;  malachite.     Bevelheimer  Mountain,  Placer 

County. 

525.  Silver  ore.     Gould  &  Curry. 

526.  Silver  ore.     Gould  &  Curry. 

527.  Poor  silver  ore.     Ruby  Ledge,  Comstock. 

528.  Wire  silver.     Hale  &  Norcross. 

529.  Gold;  silver;  copper.     Mexican. 

530.  Silver  ore.     Black  Lode,  Gold  Hill. 

531.  Silver  ore;  native  silver.     Ophir. 

532.  Native  silver.     Belcher,  Virginia  City. 

533.  Native  silver.     Chollar. 

534.  Native  silver. 

535.  Native  silver,  with  gold  and  copper;  $900  gold;  $700  silver. 

Comstock. 

536.  Native  silver.     Hale  &  Norcross. 

537.  First  discovery  on  Comstock  Lode.  (?) 

538.  Argentite;  stephanite;  native  silver.     Gould  &  Curry. 

539.  Argentite.     Comstock. 

540.  Argentite.     Hartz  Mountains. 

541.  Cerargyrite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

542.  Cerargyrite.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

543.  Bromyrite    (bromide    of   silver)    on  limonite.     Durango, 

MEXICO. 

544.  Stephanite.     Tarshish  Mountains,  Alpine  County. 

545.  Partzite  (antimony,  silver,  copper,  lead,  iron). 

546.  Partzite.     Comanche  Mine,  Mono  County. 

547.  Partzite.     Comanche  Mine,  Mono  County. 

548.  Partzite.     Comanche  Mine,  Mono  County. 

549.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

550.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

551.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

552.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

553.  Partzite:  $  200  per  ton.  silver.    Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

554.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

555.  Partzite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

556.  Native  silver — fine.     ARIZONA. 

557.  Argentite  on  sphalerite.     MEXICO. 

558.  Ruby  silver  (pyrargy rite).     Reese  River. 


State  Mineral  Cabinet. 


559.  Pyrargyrite  and  proustite;  tetrahedrite.     Reese  River. 

560.  Pyrargyrite;  proustite;  calcite.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

561.  Pyrargyrite;  proustite.     Reese  River. 

562.  Sulphurets.     Savage  Mine. 

563.  Silver  ore,  containing  antimony,  silver,  lead,  iron.    Triompe, 

Lower  California. 

564.  Horn  silver  (cerargyrite).     ARIZONA. 

565.  Horn  silver  (cerargyrite).     ARIZONA. 

566.  Native  silver.     Wittichen,  BADEN. 

567.  Native  silver  on  calcite.     Schneeberg,  GERMANY. 

568.  Silver  ore.     Mono  County. 

569.  Stephanite.     Savage  Mine,  NEVADA. 

570.  Pyrargyrite.     Reese  River. 

571.  Cerargyrite.     Eberhardt  Mine,  White  Pine. 

572.  Native  silver  on  lava. 

573.  Native  silver;  chloride  of  silver  and  sulphurets.  '  Bonanza 

Mine,  IDAHO. 

574.  Argentite.     Gould  &  Curry. 

575.  Argentite.     Gould  &  Curry. 

576.  Silver  ore.     NEVADA. 


QUICKSILVER   ORES.     (MERCURY.) 


1.  Cinnabar  (sulphuret  of  mercury).     Paper  Valley,  Lake 

County. 

2.  Cinnabar.  Paper  Valley,  Lake  County. 

3.  Cinnabar.  Colusa  County. 

4.  Cinnabar.  Colusa  County. 

5.  Cinnabar.  Paper  Valley. 

6.  Cinnabar.  Paper  Valley. 

7.  Cinnabar.  Coast  Range,  Colusa  County. 

8.  Cinnabar.  Lake  County. 

9.  Cinnabar.  Lake  County. 

10.  Cinnabar.  Lake  County. 

11.  Cinnabar.  Lake  County. 


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12.  Cinnabar.     Paper  Valley. 

13.  Cinnabar.     Monterey  County. 

14.  Cinnabar.     Almaden. 

15.  Cinnabar.     Idria. 

16.  Cinnabar.     Idria. 

17.  Cinnabar.     Almaden. 

18.  Cinnabar.     Almaden. 

19.  Cinnabar.     Almaden. 

20.  Chalcedony,  impregnated  with  cinnabar. 

21.  Cinnabar,  with  native  mercury  (quicksilver).    Idria. 

22.  Cinnabar.     Santa  Clara. 

23.  Cinnabar.     Santa  Clara. 

24.  Cinnabar  in  nail-headed  calcite. 

25.  Cinnabar  in  serpentine,  with  iron  pyrites.     Almaden. 

26.  Stream  cinnabar. 

27.  Cinnabar.     Monterey. 

28.  Cinnabar  in  obsidian,  with  iron  pyrites.     Lake  County. 

29.  Cinnabar  in  calcite. 

30.  Cinnabar.     Paper  Valley. 

31.  Cinnabar.     Paper  Valley. 

32.  Cinnabar.     Paper  Valley. 

33.  Cinnabar.     Paper  Valley. 

34.  Cinnabar.     Welsh  Mine,  Mount  Diablo. 

35.  Cinnabar.     Placer  County. 

36.  Cinnabar.     New  Idria. 

37.  Cinnabar  in  serpentine,  with  iron  pyrites.     Excelsior  Mine, 

Lake  County. 

38.  Cinnabar  in  serpentine,  with  iron  pyrites.     Excelsior  Mine, 

Lake  County. 

39.  Stream  cinnabar. 

40.  Cinnabar.     California. 

41.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

42.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

43.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

44.  Native  mercury  (cinnabar).     Lake  County. 

45.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

46.  Cinnabar.     Napa  County. 

47.  Cinnabar.     Napa  County. 

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34  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

48.  Cinnabar.     Cinnabar  Slide,  Lake  County. 

49.  Native  mercury  (cinnabar).     Lake  County. 

50.  Conglomerate,  with  cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

51.  Native  mercury  in  cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

52.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

53.  Cinnabar.     Knoxville. 

54.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

55.  Cinnabar.     Lake  County. 

56.  Cinnabar,  with  iron  pyrites.     Lake  County. 

57.  Cinnabar  on  sulphur.     Lake  County. 


COPPER,  AND  COPPER  ORES. 


1.  Copper  pyrites.     Mormon  Island. 

2.  Copper  pyrites.     Newcastle,  Placer  County. 

3.  Chalcopyrite.     Latrobe  Tunnel. 

4.  Azurite  and  malachite  (blue  and  green  carbonate  of  copper). 

5.  Cyanurite  (sulphate  of  copper).     San  Joaquin. 

6.  Chrysocolla  and  malachite.     Dakota  Mine. 

7.  Malachite,  polished,  from  SIBERIA. 

8.  Malachite;  azurite;  chalcopyrite.     El  Dorado  County. 

9.  Malachite;  azurite.     ARIZONA. 

10.  Malachite.     Stony  Lake,  NEVADA. 

11.  Malachite.     Stony  Lake,  NEVADA. 

12.  Native  copper  (metallic  copper).     Lake  Superior. 

13.  Tetrahedrite  (argentiferous  gray  copper). 

14.  Melaconite;  chalcopyrite.     Campo  Seco. 

15.  Liebethenite  (phosphate  of  copper).     Liebethen,  HUNGARY. 

16.  Chalcophyllite  (arsenate  of  copper).     Tyrol. 

17.  Chalcocite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Death's  Valley,  NEVADA. 

18.  Carb.  of  copper,  with  melaconite.     Colusa. 

19.  Chalcopyrite.     Morton  Mine,  Amador  County. 

20.  Chalcopyrite.      Clarion     Mine,     Copperopolis,     Calaveras 

County. 

21.  Sulphuret,  with  carbonate  of  copper  on  limonite.     El  Dorado 

County. 


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22.  Cuprite  (red  ox.  of  copper).     Rockland  District,  Del  Norte 

County. 

23.  Chalcopyrite,  with  sulphuret  of  iron.     Silver  King  Mine, 

Carson  River. 

24.  Azurite;     chrysocolla;    cupro-plumbite.      Merced,    Owens 

River. 

25.  Iron  and  copper  pyrites.     Humboldt,  Inyo  County,  NEVADA. 

26.  Cuprite,  with  azurite;  chrysocolla.     Battle  Mountain,  Hum- 

boldt. 

27.  Decomposed  copper  and  iron  pyrites.     Tear  Rip  Mine,  El 

Dorado  County. 

28.  Chalcopyrite  and  carbonates.     Cosumnes  River,  El  Dorado 

County. 

29.  Carbonate  of  copper  (argentiferous).     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

30.  Chalcocite,  with  malachite  and  ox.  of  copper.    Union  County, 

OREGON. 

31.  Native  copper,  with  cuprite.     Union  County,  OREGON. 

32.  Oxyd  of  copper  in  a  mica  schist.     OREGON. 

33.  Chalcopyrite  and  carbonate.     El  Dorado  County. 

34.  Copper  in  mica  schist.     OREGON. 

35.  Chalcopyrite.     Calaveras. 

36.  Decomposed  Chalcopyrite,  with  iron.     El  Dorado  County. 

37.  Carb.  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

38.  Azurite. 

39.  Azurite.     Mount  Diablo  Mine. 

40.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Jordan,  UTAH. 

41.  Carb.  of  copper,  with  galena.     ARIZONA. 

42.  Azurite:  malachite.     Jordan,  UTAH. 

43.  Malachite.     Salt  Lake. 

44.  Carbonate  of  copper  and  iron,  carrying  gold  and  silver. 

ARIZONA. 

45.  Bornite  (erubescite).  Lake  Huron,  CANADA. 

46.  Chalcopyrite.     Lake  Huron,  CANADA. 

47.  Chalcopyrite.     Lake  Huron,  CANADA. 

48.  Carbonate  of  copper  on  argentiferous  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

49.  Chalcocite  and  copper  ($69  silver,  $85  gold),  $123  per  ton. 

Colorado  River. 

50.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 


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51.  Chrysocolla.    ARIZONA. 

52.  Chalcocite.    ARIZONA. 

53.  Carbonate  of  copper  on  argentiferous  galena.     ARIZONA. 

54.  Argentiferous  chalcocite.    ARIZONA. 

55.  Carbonate  of  copper  on  argentiferous  galena.     ARIZONA. 

56.  Carbonate  of  copper.     ARIZONA. 

57.  Carbonate  of  copper  and  chalcocite.     ARIZONA. 

58.  Native  copper  and  incrustations  of  carbonate.     Lake  Su- 

perior. 

59.  Carbonate  of  copper  and  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

60.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

61.  Native  copper,  with  zeolith.     Lake  Superior. 

62.  Native  copper,  with  silver.     Lake  Superior. 

63.  Native  copper  in  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

64.  Chrysocolla,  with  zeolith.     Lake  Superior. 

65.  Chalcopyrite,  with  bornite  and  garnets.     Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

66.  Azurite;  chesrylite.    Lyons,  FRANCE. 

67.  Azurite.     Cornwall. 

68.  Copper;  carbonates.     Silver  City,  IDAHO. 

69.  Chalcopyrite.     Lower  California. 

70.  Copper  ore.     Cornwall. 

71.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

72.  Native  copper  in  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

73.  Malachite    on    decomposed     chalco,    and     iron     pyrites. 

Liberique,  MEXICO. 

74.  Carbonate  of  copper,  with  chalcocite  and  silver.     Empire 

Mine,  IDAHO. 

75.  Carbonate  of  copper,  with  chalcocite.    Empire  Mine,  IDAHO. 

76.  Cuprite.     Cornwall. 

77.  Chrysocolla.     Near  Guaymas,  MEXICO. 

78.  Chrysocolla.     Near  Guaymas,  MEXICO. 

79.  Chrysocolla  (copper,  lead,  gold,  and  silver).     MEXICO. 

80.  Carbonate  of  copper  and  limonite. 

81.  Azurite;    malachite;    chrysocolla.      Blind   Springs,   Mono 

County. 

82.  Chalcopyrite  and  carbonates.     Mono  County. 

83.  Azurite;  Chalcopyrite.     Pacific  Mine,  Placer  County. 

84.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 


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85.  Native  copper;  cuprite;  malachite.     Colusa  County. 

86.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis,  Calaveras  County. 

87.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis,  Calaveras  County. 

88.  Enargite,  with  copper  pyrites-  (Cu.  As.  S.).     Morning  Star, 

Silver  Mountain,  Alpine  County. 

89.  Chalcopyrite.    Mariposa  County. 

90.  Chalcopyrite.     NEW  JERSEY. 

91.  Copper  pyrites,  with  iron.     Amador  County. 

92.  Tetrahedrite  (argentiferous  copper  ore). 

93.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

94.  Chalcopyrite,  with  malachite.     Monterey. 

95.  Bornite.     lone  Valley,  Amador. 

96.  Bornite.     lone  Valley,  Amador. 

97.  Chalcopyrite.     lone  Valley,  Amador. 

98.  Copper  and  iron  pyrites.     Amador. 

99.  Chalcopyrite,  with  gold.     Coulterville. 

100.  Chalcopyrite.     Amador. 

101.  Cuprite.    Taper  Valley,  Napa  County. 

102.  Azurite  (malachite) .     Young  America,  Placer  County. 

103.  Chalcopyrite  (gold,  silver,  galenite).     Grass  Valley. 

104.  Chalcopyrite.     Delhi  Mine,  Placer. 

105.  Chalcopyrite. 

106.  Chalcopyrite.     Eureka  Consol.,  Nevada  County. 

107.  Garb,  copper,  with  argentif.  galenite.     Owens  River,  Mono 

County. 

108.  Carb.  copper;  sphalerite  containing  gold  and  silver.    Placer 

County. 

109.  Cuprite-malachite.     Excelsior  Mine,  Nevada  County. 

110.  Carb.  copper.     Truckee. 

111.  Chalcopyrite.     San  Juan,  Nevada  County. 

112.  Carb.  copper.     Butte  Mountain,  Humboldt  County. 

113.  Carb.  copper;  chrysocolla. 

114.  Argentiferous  carbonate  of  copper.     Bull  Run. 

115.  Chrysocolla;  azurite:  malachite. 

116.  Tetrahedrite;  malachite. 

117.  Copper  on  limonite. 

118.  Bornite  and  argentiferous  malachite. 

119.  Enargite  (Cu.  As.  S.)     Silver  Mountain.  Alpine  County. 


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120.  Azurite. 

121.  Copper  pyrites;  galenite.     Virginia  City. 

122.  Native  copper.     Polk  County,  TENNESSEE. 

123.  Azurite;  malachite.     California. 

124.  Chalcopyrite.     TENNESSEE. 

125.  Native  copper. 

126.  Copper  ore. 

127.  Azurite;  chrysocolla. 

128.  Azurite,  with  quartz  crystals.     IDAHO. 

129.  Copper  ore,  with  iron  (impure).     CUBA. 

130.  Chalcopyrite.     White  Mountain,  VERMONT. 

131.  Chalcopyrite.     Napoleon  Mountain,  Copperopolis. 

132.  Chalcopyrite,  with   rnelaconite   (black  oxide  of    copper). 

Copperopolis. 

133.  Chalcopyrite.     Lake  Huron. 

134.  Malachite  on  iron  ore.     Beaver,  UTAH. 

135.  Chrysocolla.     Rover  Lode,  COLORADO. 

136.  Chalcopyrite,  with  bornite.     California. 

137.  Native  copper.     California. 

138.  Chalcopyrite.     Campo  Seco. 

139.  Azurite  on  limonite.     CUBA. 

140.  Malachite  on  limonite.     CUBA. 

141.  Chalcopyrite  on  calcite.     Lake  Huron. 

142.  Quartz,   incrusted,  with  carb.  of  copper.      Mineral  Point, 

WISCONSIN. 

143.  Cornwallite  (arseiiate  of  copper) .     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

144.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

145.  Chalcopyrite.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

146.  Erubescite   (bornite);    calcopyrite.     Cape  of   Good  Hope, 

AFRICA. 

147.  Copper,  with  tin.     Phoenix  Mine,  Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

148.  Chalcopyrite.     Bottalah  Mine,  Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

149.  Cuprite.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

150.  Erubescite  (Peacock  ore),  with  covellite.     Thuringian  For- 

est, GERMANY. 

151.  Malachite.     Lower  California. 

152.  Melaconite  on  Chalcopyrite.     Cornwall. 


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153.  Argentiferous   copper;   azurite;   cerussite.     Blind  Springs, 

Mono  County. 

154.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis. 

155.  Chalcopyrite,  with  green  garnets;  malachite. 
150a.  Bornite.     La  Favorita,  MEXICO. 

151  a.  Bornite.     CHILI. 

152a.  Bornite.     Sarahville,  MEXICO. 

153a.  Malachite.     CUBA. 

154a.  Chalcopyrite.     Sonora. 

155a.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

156.  Chalcopyrite  and  tetrahedrite.     Sonora. 

157.  Chalcopyrite.     Libertad,  MEXICO. 

158.  Chalcopyrite.     Lower  California. 

159.  Cuprite,  with  native  copper.     California. 

160.  Chalcopyrite.     Chihuahua. 

161.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Lower  California. 

162.  Chrysocolla.     Carmel  Island,  Gulf  of  California. 

163.  Chrysocolla.     Divo  Padres,  Sinaloa,  MEXICO. 

164.  Chrysocolla.     Divo  Padres,  Sinaloa. 

165.  Chrysocolla.     Guaymas,  MEXICO. 

166.  Chrysocolla.     MEXICO. 

167.  Copper  ore.     Baja  California. 

168.  Azurite;  trace  malachite.     MEXICO. 

169.  Chalcopyrite.     Libertad  Mine,  Sonora. 

170.  Chrysocolla  and  carbonate  of  copper.     Copala,  MEXICO. 

171.  Malachite.     Mazatlan. 

172.  Copper,  with  mica.     Baja  California. 

173.  Chrysocolla;  chalcocite.     Placer  County. 

174.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Gardner  Ledge,  Placer  County. 

175.  Copper,  with  crystals  of  epidote.     Placer  County. 

176.  Croppings;  copper  ore.     Gardner  Ledge,  Placer  County. 

177.  Azurite;  malachite.     Owens  River. 

178.  Chalcocite.     Eastern  Slope  Sierras,  Placer  County. 

179.  Native  copper.     Monterey  County. 

180.  Croppings  of  Gardner  Ledge  (malachite). 

181.  Copper  ore.     Bear  River,  Placer  County. 

182.  Malachite,  mixed  with  oxyd  iron.     Placer  County. 

183.  Chrysocolla.     Gardner  Ledge. 


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184.  Erubescite.    Nevada  County. 

185.  Cuprite;  malachite.     Harpending  Mine,  Placer  County. 

186.  Garb,  of  copper.     Gardner  Ledge. 

187.  Chrysocolla.     Placer  County. 

188.  Azurite.     Placer  County. 

189.  Chalcocite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Owens  River. 

190.  Copper  ore. 

191.  Argentiferous  copper  ore. 

192.  Copper  ore.     Crakes  Mine,  White  Mountain,  Mono  County. 

193.  Chalcocite,  with  silver.     Cornucopia  Mine,  Mono  County. 

194.  Chalcocite,  with  silver.     Cerro  Gordo,  Mono  County. 

195.  Copper  ore,  with  galena  (argentiferous).     Mono  County. 

196.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Liberty,  Owens  River. 

197.  Copper  ore.     Buckeye  Mine,  Fraser  River. 

198.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Comanche  Mine,  Mono  County. 

199.  Argentiferous  copper  ore  in  calcite.      Hot  Springs,  Mono 

County. 

200.  Chrysocolla,  with  argentiferous  copper  ore.     Liberty,  Owens 

River. 

201.  Copper  and  lead,  with  silver.     Owens  River. 

202.  Copper  ore,  with  limonite.     Owens  River. 

203.  Chalcopyrite.     Owens  River. 

204.  Chalcocite.     Owens  River. 

205.  Copper  ore,  with  iron.     Slate  Mountain,  Mono  County. 

206.  Azurite;  malachite.     Owens  River. 

207.  Chalcocite;  carb.  of  copper;    galena.     Kearsarge  District, 

Mono  County. 

208.  Argentiferous  carb.  of  copper.     Owens  River. 

209.  Copper  ore.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

210.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Comanche,  Mono  County. 

211.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     Comanche,  Mono  County. 

212.  Copper  ore.     Owens  River. 

213.  Copper  ore.     Blind  Springs. 

214.  Copper  ore.     Blind  Springs. 

215.  Argentiferous  copper  carbonates.     Mono  County. 

216.  Copper  ore.     Owens  River. 

217.  Cuprite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Battle  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

218.  Cuprite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Battle  Mountain,  NEVADA. 


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219.  Chalcopyrite  and  carbonates.     Carson. 

220.  Cuprite.     OREGON. 

221.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

222.  Copper  ore,  with  hematite.     Battle  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

223.  Malachite,  with  cuprite.     Battle  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

224.  Copper  ore.     Battle  Mountain,  NEVADA. 

225.  Copper  ore.     Columbia  District,  NEVADA. 

226.  Copper  ore.     Reese  River. 

227.  Garb,  of  copper,  with  galenite.     NEVADA. 

228.  Native  copper.     Point  Oxford,  OREGON. 

229.  Garb,  of  copper,  with  iron  ore.     Silver  Peak,  NEVADA. 

230.  Garb,  of  copper.     MONTANA. 

231.  Malachite;  azurite.     Pine  Grove,  NEVADA. 

232.  Chalcopyrite.     Lake  Tahoe. 

233.  Malachite;    azurite;    tetrahedrite.     Moonlight,    Humboldt 

County. 

234.  Malachite,  with  tourmaline.     Carson. 

235.  Chalcopyrite.     Carson  Valley. 

236.  Pyrites,  with  black  oxid.  of  copper.     Humboldt. 

237.  Cuprite.     Humboldt. 

238.  Chalcopyrite;  bornite.     NEVADA. 

239.  Carb.  of  copper.     Truckee  River. 

240.  Malachite;  chrysocolla.     Pine  Grove,  NEVADA. 

241.  Copper  ore,  with  iron. 

242.  Carb.  of  copper.     Honey  Lake,  NEVADA. 

243.  Bornite,  with  molybdite.     Solferino,  NEVADA. 

244.  Azurite.     Humboldt. 

245.  Carb.  of  copper.     Reese  River. 

246.  Bornite.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

247.  Bornite;  malachite.     Gen.  Jackson,  Puebla  District,  Hum- 

boldt. 

248.  Carb.  of  copper.     Minnehaha,  Humboldt. 

249.  Erubescite:  carb.  of  copper.     Honey  Lake,  NEVADA. 

250.  Malachite.     Reese  River. 

251.  Chalcocite.     Reese  River. 

252.  Carb.  of  copper,  with  horn  silver.     Washington  District, 

NEVADA. 

253.  Bornite  and  carb.  of  copper.     Honey  Lake,  NEVADA. 


42.  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

254.  Chalcopyrite ;  bornite;  malachite.     Carson  Valley. 

255.  Copper  ore.     White  Pine. 

256.  Erubescite;  bornite.     Carson  River. 

257.  Cuprite.     Black  Rock,  Humboldt  County. 

258.  Chalcocite.     Humboldt. 

259.  Chrysocolla.     Carson  Valley. 

260.  Copper  ore,  bearing  gold  and  silver.     Carson  Valley. 

261.  Argentiferous  copper  ore; -$300  silver,  per  ton.     Cope  Dis- 

trict, NEVADA. 

262.  Carb.  copper.    Alpha  Mine,  Echo  District,  Humboldt. 

263.  Carb.  copper.    Pine  Grove,  NEVADA. 

264.  Copper  ore,  bearing  gold.     Carson. 

265.  Carb.  copper.    Humboldt. 

266.  Erubescite;  azurite.    Truckee. 

267.  Chalcocite.     Great  Eastern,  Truckee. 

268.  Malachite;  cuprite.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

269.  Azurite;  malachite.     San  Luis  Obispo. 

270.  Malachite.     Cosumnes  River. 

271.  Azurite;  malachite.     Cosumnes  River. 

272.  Bornite.     Cosumnes  River. 

273.  Enargite,  with  iron  pyrites.     Morning  Star,  Silver  Moun- 

tain, Alpine  County. 

274.  Chrysocolla;  erubescite.     Sierra  County. 

275.  Bornite.     Sierra  County. 

276.  Chalcopyrite.     Cosumnes  River. 

277.  Bornite.     Cosumnes  River. 

278.  Chrysocolla.     Sierra  County. 

279.  Copper  ore.     Shasta  County. 

280.  Chalcopyrite.     Pitt  River,  Shasta  County. 

281.  Cuprite;  malachite.     Cottonwood  Canon,  Shasta  County. 

282.  Chrysocolla'.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

283.  Azurite';  malachite;  pyrites.     Pitt  River,  Shasta  County. 

284.  Carb.  copper.     Tulare  County. 

285.  Chalcopyrite,  in  a  loose  state.     Cosumnes  River. 

286.  Carb.  copper.     Cosumnes  River. 

287.  Croppings,  Chalcopyrite  and  carbonate.     Cosumnes. 

288.  Chalcocite.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

289.  Chalcocite;  malachite.     Cosumnes. 


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290.  Chrysocolla.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

291.  Chalcopyrite;  chalcocite;  malachite.     Cosumnes. 

292.  Cuprite;  carb.  copper.     Michigan  Bar,  Sacramento  County. 

293.  Carb.  copper.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

294.  Azurite;  malachite.     Oriental  Mine,  Cosumnes. 

295.  Copper  ore;  iron  pyrites.     Cosumnes. 

296.  Chalcopyrite.     Cosumnes. 

297.  Copper  ore.     Cosumnes.' 

298.  Carb.  copper.     Cosumnes. 

299.  Carb.  copper.     Cosumnes. 

300.  Chalcopyrite.     Cosumnes. 

301.  Chalcocite.     Cosumnes. 

302.  Chalcocite.     Indian  Creek,  Sacramento  County. 

303.  Croppings,  copper  ore.     Cosumnes. 

304.  Carb.  copper.     Cosumnes. 

305.  Malachite.     Cosumnes. 

306.  Chrysocolla.     Cosumnes. 

307.  Copper  ore  in  serpentine.     Mormon  Island. 

308.  Copper  ore;  carbonate  with  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

309.  Copper  ore;  carbonate  with  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

310.  Copper  ore;  carbonate  with  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

311.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 

312.  Native  copper.     ARIZONA. 

313.  Malachite;  tetrahedrite.     Colorado  River,  ARIZONA. 

314.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

315.  Native  copper,  with  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

316.  Native  copper,  with  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

317.  Native  copper,  with  calcite.     Cliff  Mine,  Lake  Superior. 

318.  Native  copper,  with  calcite.     Cliff  Mine,  Lake  Superior. 

319.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

320.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

321.  Copper  stains  in  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

322.  Chalcocite  (argentiferous);  $85,  silver;  $123,  gold.     Colo- 

rado River. 

323.  Native  copper.     ARIZONA. 

324.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

325.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

326.  Malachite.     Lake  Superior. 


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327.  Tennantite  (As.  S.  Fe.  Cu.);  chrysocolla.     Lake  Superior. 

328.  Cuprite,  malachite,  and  native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

329.  Trap,  with  native  copper;  epidote.     Lake  Superior. 

330.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

331.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

332.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

333.  Copper  ore.     Lake  Superior. 

334.  Native  copper  in  a  bowlder.     Lake  Superior. 

335.  Native  copper.    ARIZONA. 

336.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

337.  Native  copper  in  calcite.    Lake  Superior. 

338.  Chalcocite;  carbonate  of  copper.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARI- 

ZONA. 

339.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

340.  Native  copper  in  trap  rock. 

341.  Native  copper  in  calcite.     Cliff  Mine,  Lake  Superior. 

342.  Croppings.     From  Cliff  Mine. 

343.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

344.  Native  copper  in  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

345.  Native  copper  in  limestone.     Lake  Superior. 

346.  Native  copper  in  trap  rock.     Lake  Superior. 

347.  Copper  ore.     Lake  Superior. 

348.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

349.  Native  copper  in  epidote.     Lake  Superior. 

350.  Trap  rock  of  Lake  Superior  mines. 

351.  Copper  ore.     Puebla  Mine,  Lake  Superior. 

352.  Sulph.  copper.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

353.  Malachite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

354.  Chrysocolla.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

355.  Chrysocolla.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

356.  Chalcocite;  cuprite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

357.  Cuprite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

358.  Carbonate  of  copper;  tetrahedrite  (argentiferous). 

359.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 

360.  Chalcocite.     ARIZONA. 

361.  Cuprite;  malachite.     ARIZONA. 

362.  Copper  ore.     Williams'  Fork,  ARIZONA. 

363.  Native  copper.     ARIZONA. 


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364.  Copper  ore,  with  galenite.     ARIZONA. 

365.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 

366.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

367.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     ARIZONA. 

368.  Cuprite;  chrysocolla;  malachite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARI- 

ZONA. 

369.  Chalcocite,    bearing    silver    and    gold.     Colorado    River, 

ARIZONA. 

370.  Carbonate  of  copper,  with  fluorite.    Colorado  River,  ARIZONA. 

371.  Malachite;  melaconite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

372.  Copper  ore.    Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

373.  Chrysocolla.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

374.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

375.  Chrysocolla;  malachite.     Los  Angeles  Mine,  ARIZONA. 

376.  Cuprite.     Colusa  County,  California. 

377.  Cuprite.     Colusa  County. 

378.  Chalcocite;  cuprite.    Colusa  County. 

379.  Cuprite.     Del  Norte  County. 

380.  Chalcopyrite;  galenite.     Del  Norte  County. 

381.  Cuprite.     Colusa  County. 

382.  Cuprite  and  native  copper.     Colusa  County. 

383.  Native  copper.     Del  Norte  County. 

384.  Native  copper.     Copper  Hill,  Colusa  County. 

385.  Cuprite  and  carbonate  of  copper.     Colusa  County. 

386.  Chalcocite.     Del  Norte  County. 

387.  Malachite;  sphalerite.     Del  Norte  County. 

388.  Cuprite.     Colusa  County. 

389.  Copper  ore;  tetrahedrite.     Del  Norte  County. 

390.  Chalcopyrite;  quartz.     U.  S.  Mine,  Colusa  County. 

391.  Carbonate  of  copper.     U.  S.  Mine,  Colusa  County. 

392.  Carbonate  of  copper.     U.  S.  Mine,  Colusa  County. 

392a.  Cuprite  and  carbonate  of  copper.  U.  S.  Mine,  Colusa  County. 

393.  Malachite.     Stag  Hill. 

394.  Cuprite.     Colusa  County. 

395.  Native  copper;  cuprite.     Copper  Hill,  Colusa  County. 

396.  Chalcopyrite.     Stag  Hill. 

397.  Chalcopyrite;  melaconite.     Calaveras  County. 

398.  Malachite.     Stag  Hill. 


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399.  Malachite.     Campo  Seco,  Calaveras  County. 

400.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis. 

401.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis. 

402.  Chalcopyrite,  with  covellite  (indigo  copper).     Campo  Seco. 

403.  Chalcopyrite  and  carb.  copper.     Campo  Seco. 

404.  Native  copper.     Campo  Seco. 

405.  Chalcopyrite.     Campo  Seco. 

406.  Chalcopyrite,  mixed  with  iron  pyrites.     Union  Mine,  Cop- 

peropolis. 

407.  Copper  ore.     Calaveras  County. 

408.  Chalcopyrite.     Copperopolis. 

409.  Chalcopyrite  and  iron  pyrites.     Campo  Seco. 

410.  Chrysocolla.     Stag  Hill. 

411.  Chalcopyrite;  arsenical  pyrites.     Calaveras  County. 

412.  Chalcopyrite;  arsenical  pyrites.     Calaveras  County. 

413.  Chalcopyrite;  arsenical  pyrites.     Copperopolis. 

414.  Chalcopyrite;  iron  pyrites;  sphalerite.     Campo  Seco. 

415.  Azurite.     Calaveras  County. 

416.  Chalcopyrite;  carb.  copper.     Stag  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 

417.  Chalcopyrite;  carb.  copper.     Stag  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 

418.  Carb.  copper.     Stag  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 

419.  Carb.  copper.     Stag  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 

420.  Chalcopyrite.     Calaveras  County. 

421.  Copper  ore,  with  magnetite  crystals.     Calaveras  County. 

422.  Chalcopyrite.     Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

423.  Copper  ore,  with  magnetite.   Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

424.  Copper  ore,  with  magnetite.   Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

425.  Carb.  copper.     Cottonwood  Canon,  Mariposa  County. 

426.  Copper  ore,  with  magnetite  in  crystals.     Mariposa  County. 

427.  Chrysocolla.     Owens  River. 

428.  Copper  ore,  with   crystals  magnetite.     Coulterville,  Mari- 

posa County. 

429.  Azurite;  malachite.     Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

430.  Malachite.     Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

431.  Cuprite;  chalcocite;  native  copper.     Klamath  County. 

432.  Bornite.     Benson,  UTAH. 

433.  Croppings  of  copper  ore.     Kern  River. 

434.  Copper  ore.     Tejon  Pass. 


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435.  Malachite.     Jordon  River,  UTAH. 

436.  Chalcocite.     Klamath  County. 

437.  Chrysocolla;  carb.  copper.     Coulterville,  Mariposa  County. 

438.  Argentiferous  copper  ore.     East  Range,  Humboldt  County. 

439.  Copper  and  lead  ore.     Lone  Pine  District,  Inyo  County. 

440.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Merced,  Inyo  County. ' 

441.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Merced,  Inyo  County. 

442.  Chrysocolla;  azurite;  galena.     Merced. 

443.  Carbonate  of  copper. 

444.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Owens  River,  Mono  County. 

445.  Azurite.     Moonlight,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

446.  Copper  ore,  with  gravel. 

447.  Argentiferous  copper  ore;   antimony;   lead;   iron.     Owens 

River. 

448.  Argentiferous  copper  ore;    antimony;   lead;   iron.     Owens 

River. 

449.  Malachite;  galena.     Merced. 

450.  Copper;  lead  ore.     Lorie  Pine,  Inyo  County. 

451.  Copper  ore;  $400  per  ton,  silver.     Las  Piedas,  Inyo  County. 

452.  Carbonate  of  copper;  galena.     Inyo  County. 

453.  Malachite;  chrysocolla.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

454.  Copper  ore.     Calaveras  County. 

455.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

456.  Chalcopyrite.     Calaveras  County. 

457.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Ne  Plus  Ultra,  Fresno  County. 

458.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Ne  Plus  Ultra,  Fresno  County. 

459.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Ne  Plus  Ultra,  Fresno  County. 

460.  Malachite  and  iron.     Ne  Plus  Ultra,  Fresno  County. 

461.  Chalcopyrite;  bornite;  malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

462.  Chalcopyrite;  magnetite.     Coloma,  El  Dorado  County. 

463.  Copper;  iron  ore.     Coloma,  El  Dorado  County. 

464.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Plome  Lode,  El  Dorado  County. 

465.  Chalcopyrite.     Fairmount,  El  Dorado  County. 

466.  Carbonate  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

467.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

468.  Copper  ore,  with  native  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

469.  Chalcopyrite,  with  iron.     El  Dorado  County. 

470.  Carbonate  of  copper.     Grass  Mountain,  El  Dorado  County. 


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471.  Cuprite;  erubescite;  malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

472.  Cafb.  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

473.  Bornite.     El  Dorado  County. 

474.  Chalcopyrite.     El  Dorado  County. 

475.  Cuprite.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

476.  Carb.  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

477.  Azurite.     El  Dorado  County. 

478.  Azurite.    El  Dorado  County. 

479.  Carb.  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

480.  Bornite.     Cosumnes  River. 

481.  Bornite.     Cosumnes  River. 

482.  Carb.  of  copper.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

483.  Azurite.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

484.  Quartz,  colored  by  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

485.  Azurite.    Sutter  Mine,  Coloma. 

486.  Chalcopyrite.     El  Dorado  County. 

487.  Malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

488.  Chalcopyrite.     El  Dorado  County. 

489.  Chalcopyrite.     Fairmount,  El  Dorado  County. 

490.  Bornite,  with  garnets.     Cosumnes  River. 

491.  Chrysocolla;     malachite.      Green   Mountain,    El    Dorado 

County. 

492.  Croppings  (copper  ore).     Near  Coloma. 

493.  Chalcopyrite.     Liberty  Ranch,  El  Dorado  County. 

494.  Bornite;  chalcopyrite;  quartz.     Cosumnes  River. 

495.  Malachite  on  serpentine  formation.     Green  Mountain,  El 

Dorado  County. 

496.  Chalcopyrite.     Green  Mountain,  El  Dorado  County. 

497.  Copper  ore.     Green  Mountain,  El  Dorado  County. 

498.  Chalcopyrite.     Gordon  Mountain,  El  Dorado  County. 

499.  Copper  ore.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

500.  Carb.  of  copper;  sulphurets.     Tear  Rip  Mine. 

501.  Magnesia  rock,  colored  by  copper.     Green  Mountain. 

502.  Copper  ore.     El  Dorado  County. 

503.  Malachite,  with  iron  ore.     El  Dorado  County. 

504.  Chrysocolla.     El  Dorado  County. 

505.  Carb.  of  copper.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

506.  Carb.  of  copper.     Cosumnes  River. 


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507.  Chalcopyrite.     Greenhorn  Mountain. 

508.  Malachite.     Greenhorn  Mountain. 

509.  Oxide  of  copper  and  carbonates.     Greenhorn  Mountain. 

510.  Garb,  of  copper.     Greenhorn  Mountain. 

511.  Copper  croppings,  with  iron.     El  Dorado  County. 

512.  Malachite.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

513.  Carb.  of  copper.     Home  Lead,  El  Dorado  County. 

514.  Chalcopyrite;  bornite;  iron  ore.     Green  Mountain.  El  Do- 

rado County. 

515.  Chalcopyrite;  azurite.     El  Dorado  County. 

516.  Carb.  of  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

517.  Native  copper.     Burra  Burra  Mine,  AUSTRALIA. 

518.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

519.  Chrysocolla. 

520.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 

521.  Azurite;  malachite;  quartz. 

522.  Bornite,  with  garnets.     El  Dorado  County. 

523.  Bornite,  with  garnets.     El  Dorado  County. 

524.  Azurite.     Chessy  by  Lyons,  FRANCE. 

525.  Azurite,  with  malachite.     Bulach. 

526.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

527.  Native  copper.     Cliff  Mine,  Lake  Superior. 

528.  Cuprite  (solid).     Chessy  by  Lyons,  FRANCE. 

529.  Chalcopyrite,  with   malachite.     Wittichen,  Black   Forest, 

GERMANY. 

530.  Carb.  copper,  with  tourmaline.     California. 

531.  Carb.  copper.     El  Dorado  County. 

532.  Bornite.     California. 

533.  Melaconite;  malachite.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

534.  Copper  ore.     Campo  Seco,  Calaveras  County. 

535.  Native  copper  on  calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

536.  Native  copper.     Del  Norte  County. 

537.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

538.  Bornite,  with  a  small  percentage  carb.  copper. 

539.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

540.  Malachite,  azurite,  and  domeykite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

541.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

542.  Copper  ore.     COLORADO. 

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543.     Chalcopyrite ;  erubescite.     Amador  County. 

545.  Bornite.     California. 

546.  Native  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

547.  Native  copper.    Lake  Superior. 

548.  Chalcopyrite.     lone  Valley. 

549.  Chalcopyrite.     lone  Valley. 

550.  Chalco-iron  pyrites.     Calaveras  County.' 

551.  Mixed  chalco  and  iron  pyrites.     Calaveras  County. 

552.  Gold-bearing  chalco-iron  pyrites.     Nevada  County. 

553.  Gold-bearing  chalco  and  galenite.     Placer  County. 

554.  Enargite   (Cu.  S.  As.),  with  baryta.     Morning  Star  Mine, 

Alpine  County. 

555.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

556.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 
556«.  Chalcopyrite.     Placer  County. 

557.  Copper  pyrites  ;  malachite.     Duttenberg,  Nassau. 

557a.  Partzite   (copper,  silver,   lead,  antimony,   iron);  galenite. 
Comanche  Mine,  Mono  County. 

558.  Chalcopyrite,  with  bornite.     California. 

559.  Chalcopyrite.   Union  Mine,  Copperopolis,  Calaveras  County. 

560.  Chalcopyrite.     Cranley,  CONNECTICUT.     (?) 

561.  Chalcopyrite  in  calcite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau,  GERMANY. 

562.  Chalcopyrite.     Amador  County. 

563.  Chalcopyrite;  malachite;  galenite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

564.  Partzite    (copper,   silver,   lead,   antimony,   iron).      Blind 

Springs,  Mono  County. 

565.  Partzite    (copper,    silver,   lead,   antimony,   iron).      Blind 

Springs,  Mono  County. 

566.  Chalcopyrite  on  quartz.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

567.  Partzite.     Comanche  Mine. 

568.  Chalcopyrite.     Campo  Seco. 

569.  Chalcopyrite;  bornite;  carb.  copper.     California. 

570.  Chalcopyrite.     Rummelsberg,  Hartz  Mountain. 

571.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

572.  Chalcopyrite.     El  Dorado  County. 

573.  Chalcopyrite.     Liberty  Ranch,  El  Dorado  County. 

574.  Chalco  and  iron  pyrites.     Calaveras  County. 

575.  Chalcopyrite  and  quartz.     Dittenburg,  Nassau,  GERMANY. 


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576.  Chalcopyrite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

577.  Chalcopyrite.     California. 

578.  Chalcopyrite.     Coultersville,  Mariposa  County. 

579.  Tetrahedrite.     California. 

580.  Chalcopyrite  with  bornite.     Mazatlan,  MEXICO. 

581.  Chalcopyrite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

582.  Chalcopyrite.     Raute  Zobten,  Thuringia,  GERMANY. 

583.  Chalcopyrite,  with  galenite  and  malachite. 

584.  Bournonite;  sulphuret  of  copper  and  lead,  with  antimony. 

Hartz  Mountains,  GERMANY. 

585.  Bournonite.     Neudorf,  GERMANY. 

586.  Cuprite,  with  lead  and  carbonate  copper.     ARIZONA. 

587.  Cuprite,  with  lead  and  carbonate  copper.     ARIZONA. 

588.  Chalcopyrite:  galena,  with  dolomite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

589.  Malachite.     SIBERIA. 

590.  Malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

591.  Malachite.     ARIZONA. 

592.  Malachite.     Colusa  County. 

593.  Malachite.     El  Dorado  County. 

594.  Copper  ore.     El  Dorado  County. 

595.  Copper  ore.     Cosumnes  River. 

596.  Malachite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

597.  Malachite  on  sandstone.     Bulach. 

598.  Malachite.     Monitor  Mine,  Alpine  County. 

599.  Malachite.     AFRICA. 

600.  Chrysocolla.     ARIZONA. 

601.  Malachite.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

602.  Azurite.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

603.  Malachite.     Ural  Mountains. 

604.  Malachite.     Bulach. 

605.  Fibrous  malachite.     Black  Forest,  GERMANY. 

606.  Fibrous  malachite. 

607.  Copper  ore.     Chessy,  FRANCE. 

608.  Azurite.     Eureka  District,  NEVADA. 

609.  Azurite.     NEVADA. 

610.  Malachite. 

611.  Fibrous  malachite.     SIBERIA. 

612.  Malachite.     Neubach,  GERMANY. 


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613.  .  Garb,  copper.     Rheinbretenbach,  GERMANY. 

614.  Malachite.     SIBERIA. 

615.  Malachite.     South  Fork  American  River. 

616.  Fine  malachite.     SIBERIA. 

617.  Malachite.     AUSTRALIA. 

618.  Copper  and  silver  ore.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 


TANTALIUM. 


1.  Tantalite  (a  rare  mineral).     SWEDEN. 

2.  Yttrotantalite.     SWEDEN. 


MOLYBDENUM. 


1.  Molybdenite  (sulphuret  of  molybdenum).     Placer  County. 

2.  Molybdenite,  with  copper  pyrites.     Cottonwood  Canon. 

3.  Molybdenite.     Amity  Co.,  New  York. 

4.  Molybdenite.     Manhattan  Island,  New  York. 

5.  Molybdenite.     El  Dorado  County. 

6.  Molybdenite.     El  Dorado  County. 

7.  Molybdenite. 

8.  Molybdenite,  with  chalcopyrite.     Cosumnes  River,  Sacra- 

mento County. 

9.  Molybdenite.     Baden,  GERMANY. 

10.  Molybdenite.     Schappack  Valley,  GERMANY. 

11.  Molybdenite.     Placer  County. 

12.  Molybdenite  on  chalcopyrite. 


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TUNGSTEN. 


1.  Tungstite  (wolfram).     Schneeberg,  SAXONY. 

2.  Tungstite.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

3.  Sheelite  (tungstate  of  lime). 

4.  Sheelite.     Zumwald,  GERMANY. 

5.  Tungstite.    Zumwald,  GERMANY. 


URANIUM. 


1.  Uranite  (phosphate  of  uranium).     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

2.  Pitchblende  (oxyd  of  uranium).     BOHEMIA. 


ANTIMONY  (STIBIUM). 


1.  Stibnite  (sulphuret  of  antimony).     Mountain  Meadows. 

2.  Stibnite.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

3.  Stibnite.     Coast  Range. 

4.  Stibnite.     Reese  River. 

5.  Stibnite.     Montezuma,  Humboldt. 

6.  Stibnite.     MEXICO. 

7.  Stibnite.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

8.  Stibnite.     Butte  Mountain,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

9.  Cervantite,  with  lead,  silver,  and  gold.     Montezuma. 

10.  Cervantite.     Arabic  District,  Trinity  County. 

11.  Oxide  of  antimony,  lead,  and  iron.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

12.  Stibnite.     Cosmopolitan,  Reveille  District,  NEVADA. 

13.  Lead  and  oxide  of  antimony,  Humboldt.  NEVADA. 

14.  Stibnite.     Wolfrado,  BADEN. 

15.  Stibnite.     Santa  Clara. 

16.  Stibnite.     Tejon  Pass,  California. 


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17.  Meneghinite  (sulph.  antimony  and  sulph.  lead).     ITALY. 

18.  Stibnite.     Hay  Mountain. 

19.  Tinkenite;    hetermorphite    (sulph.    antimony  and    lead). 

Humboldt  County. 

20.  Tinkenite.     Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

21.  Hetermorphite  (zunderary).     Brisgau,  GERMANY. 


ARSENIC. 


1.  Auripigmentum  (yellow  orpiment) .     MOLDAVIA. 

2.  Pharmacolite  (arsenate  of  lime). 

3.  Orpiment  (auripigmentum;  sulphuret  of  arsenic).     WITT- 

CHEN. 

4.  Orpiment  (auripigmentum;   sulphuret  of  arsenic).     MOL- 

DAVIA. 

5.  Realgar  (red  sulphuret  of  arsenic).     HUNGARY. 

6.  Native  arsenic.     Schneeberg,  SAXONY. 

7.  Native  arsenic.     Reese  River,  IDAHO. 

8.  Arsenious  acid;  ferric  arsenolite. 

9.  Orpiment.     Tajoma,  HUNGARY. 


BISMUTH. 


1.  Native  bismuth  (very  poor   specimen).     Monro  Co.,  CON- 

NECTICUT. 

2.  Native  bismuth.    Altenberg,  SAXONY. 

3.  Native  bismuth,  with  erythrite  (cobaltbluethe),  Annaberg, 

SAXONY. 

4.  Native  bismuth,  with  erythrite  (cobaltbluethe),  Annaberg, 

SAXONY. 


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LEAD  ORES. 


1.  Galenite  (sulphuret  of  lead;  galena).     Cotton  wood,  UTAH. 

2.  Galenite;  fine  crystals. 

3.  Galenite.     Spartanburg,  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

4.  Crystals  of  galenite. 

5.  Galenite.     UTAH. 

6.  Galenite.     Ogden,  UTAH. 

7.  Galenite.     Rush  Valley,  Salt  Lake. 

8.  Galenite.     UTAH. 

9.  Galenite.     St.  Catalina,  Lower  California. 

10.  Argentiferous  galenite.     UTAH. 

11.  Galenite.     Humboldt  County. 

12.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Durango,  MEXICO. 

13.  Argentiferous  galenite.     El  Baden,  Copala,  MEXICO. 

14.  Galena,   with    copper    and    antimony.     Hope   Mountain, 

Eagan  Canon,  UTAH. 

15.  Argentiferous  galenite,  with  antimony  and  iron.     Triomfo, 

Baja  California. 

16.  Argentiferous  lead  ore.     Big  Cotton  wood,  UTAH. 

17.  Mimetite ;   pyromorphite    (arsenical   phosphate   of   lead). 

Phoenixville,  PENNSYLVANIA. 

18.  Mimetite;  pyromorphite.     Nassau,  GERMANY. 

19.  Wulfenite  (molybdate  of  lead).     Bleiberg,  AUSTRIA. 

20.  Wulfenite  (molybdate  of  lead).     Bleiberg,  AUSTRIA. 

21.  Wulfenite.     Bleiberg,  AUSTRIA. 

22.  Galenite.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

23.  Galenite.     Nevada  County. 

24.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Wittmer,  Kellinger  Mine,  Shasta 

County. 

25.  Fine  cubes  of  galenite.     ILLINOIS. 

26.  Galenite:  cerussite;  stibnite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

27.  Galenite.     Sheba  Mine,  Owens  River. 

28.  Galenite.     UTAH. 

29.  Galenite.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

30.  Galenite.     Reese  River,  IDAHO. 


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31.  Galena;  sphalerite,  with  silver.     West  Mountain,  UTAH. 

32.  Galena;  sphalerite,  with  silver.     West  Mountain,  UTAH. 

33.  Galena;  sphalerite,  with  silver.     West  Mountain,  UTAH. 

34.  Galena;  sphalerite. 

35.  Galenite;  cerussite.     Independence,  Washoe  District. 

36.  Galena.     Perseverance  Mountain,  Tuolumne  County. 

37.  Galena.     Santa  Clara  County. 

38.  Galena  and  pyrites.     Placer  County. 

39.  Galena.     Cornucopia,  Owens  River. 

40.  Croppings;  galena,  with  carbonate  of  lead.    Nevada  County. 

41.  Galena.     Montgomery  District,  Hot  Springs,  Mono  County. 

42.  Carbonate  of  lead.     Ignazia  Mine,  Cerro  Gordo  District, 

Inyo  County. 

43.  Carbonate  of  lead,  with  silver.     Comanche  Mine,  Blind 

Springs,  Mono  County. 

44.  Galena,  with  azurite  and  malachite.     Sheba  Mine,  Owens 

River. 

45.  Argentiferous  galena.     Mono  County. 

46.  Galena,  with  chalcopyrite.     Calaveras  County. 

47.  Argentiferous  galena.     Blind  Springs,  Mono  County. 

48.  Argentiferous  galena.     Sheba,  Owens  River. 

49.  Argentiferous  galena.     Sheba,  Owens  River. 

50.  Argentiferous  galena.     Sheba,  Owens  River. 

51.  Galena,  with  carb.  copper.     Slate  Mountain,  Owens  River. 
'  52.  Galena,  with  carb.  copper.     Slate  Mountain,  Owens  River. 

53.  Argentiferous  galena.     Humboldt  County. 

54.  Argentiferous  galena.     Truckee  River,  NEVADA. 

55.  Galena,  with  antimony.     NEVADA. 

56.  Galena,  with  antimony.     NEVADA. 

57.  Galena,  with  antimony.     NEVADA. 

58.  Cerussite.    White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

59.  Galenite.     Ruby  Valley,  near  Elko,  NEVADA. 

60.  Argentiferous   galenite;  $72,   silver,   per   ton.     Toe   Mine, 

West  Walker  River. 

61.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Shoe  City. 

62.  Argentiferous  galenite,  with  pyrites.     Humboldt  County. 

63.  Galenite.     Genoa,  NEVADA. 

64.  Galenite,  with  pyrites.     L.  Chief,  Humboldt.  NEVADA. 


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65.  Galenite.     Alvarez  Mine,  Washington  District,  NEVADA. 

66.  Galenite.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

67.  Galenite.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

68.  Quartz,  with  carbonate  of  lead.     Montgomery  Mine,  Hum- 

boldt. 

69.  Galenite.     Steamboat  Springs,  Carson. 

70.  Argentiferous  galenite.     Washoe  Valley. 

71.  Galenite.     Silver  Star,  NEVADA. 

72.  Argentiferous  galena;  $40,  silver,  per  ton.     NEVADA. 

73.  Argentiferous  galena.     Reese  River. 

74.  Cerussite;  galenite.     Esmeralda  County,  NEVADA. 

75.  Galenite,  with  silver.     Echo  District,  Humboldt  County, 

NEVADA. 

76.  Cerussite  (carb.  lead).     Winnemucca,  Humboldt  County. 

77.  Argentiferous  galena.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

78.  Argentiferous  galena.     White  River. 

79.  Galenite  (arg.)     UTAH. 

80.  Galenite  (arg.);  quondary.     Rush  Valley,  UTAH. 

81.  Galenite  (arg.)     Cotton  wood  Canon,  UTAH. 

82.  Galenite,  argentif.,  with  oxyd  of  manganese.     Rush  Valley, 

Salt  Lake. 

83.  Galenite,  with  chalcopyrite.     Egan,  Carson,  UTAH. 

84.  Argentiferous  galenite;  $60,  silver,  per  ton.     UTAH. 

85.  Galenite,  with  carb.  copper.     Rush  Valley. 

86.  Galenite,  with  carb.  copper.     Rush  Valley. 

87.  Galenite.     Eagan  Canon,  UTAH. 

88.  Galenite.     Potomac,  Rush  Valley. 

89.  Poor  galenite,  with  oxyd  of  manganese.     Cottonwood  Canon, 

UTAH. 

90.  Massicot,  artificial  (protoxide  of  lead;  litharge).     UTAH. 

91.  Galenite. 

92.  Galenite.     Blue  Wing,  MONTANA. 

93.  Galenite.     El  Dorado  River,  ARIZONA. 

94.  Galenite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Blue  Wing,  MONTANA. 

95.  Galenite,  with  carb.  of  copper.     Blue  Wing,  MONTANA. 

96.  Galenite.     Colorado  River,  ARIZONA. 

97.  Galenite.     ARIZONA. 

98.  Galenite.     WISCONSIN. 


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99.  Galenite  in  fine  cubic  crystals.     ILLINOIS. 

100.  Galenite  in  fine  cubic  crystals.     ILLINOIS. 

101.  Galenite.     California. 

102.  Galenite.     Chihuahua,  MEXICO. 

103.  Galenite. 

104.  Galenite  (one  crystal).    ILLINOIS. 

105.  Galenite,  with  chalcopyrite  in  calcite. 

106.  Galenite,  with  iron  pyrites.     Coralia,  Sinaloa,  MEXICO. 

107.  Fibrous  galenite.     WISCONSIN. 

108.  Galenite.     Lower  California. 

109.  Galenite,  with  cerussite  (carb.  of  lead).    Tabac,  ARIZONA. 

110.  Wulfenite  in  calcite.     Cumberland,  ENGLAND. 

111.  Mimetite  (arsenate  of  lead). 

112.  Cerussite. 

113.  Galenite,  with  siderite  (carbonate  of  iron)   finely  crystal- 

lized.    Hartz  Mountains. 

114.  Minium  (oxyd  of  lead).     California. 

115.  Lead,  antimony,  and  silver.     UTAH. 

116.  Pyromorphite  and  mimetite  (phosphateand  arsenate  of  lead) . 

117.  Galenite.     California. 

118.  Galenite,  with  pyrites.     California. 

119.  Galenite.     Reese  River. 

120.  Galenite,  with  pyrites.     Pioneer  City,  California. 

121.  Galenite.     Pioneer  City,  California. 

122.  Galenite.     NEVADA. 

123.  Galenite. 

124.  Galenite  and  baryta  (heavy  spar). 

125.  Galenite.     Schappack  Valley. 

126.  Fine-grained  galena. 

127.  Fine-grained  galena. 

128.  Galena.     Yosemite  Valley. 

129.  Galena,  with  chalcopyrite  and  carb.  of  copper. 

130.  Galenite,  with  geocronite   (sulphuret  of  lead  with  arsenic 

and  antimony) . 

131.  Galenite  imbedded  in  dolomitic  spar  (magnesian  limespar). 

132.  Galenite.     ILLINOIS. 

133.  Crystals  of  galenite.     Mary  Mountain. 

134.  Galenite.     California. 


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135.  Cubes  of  galena.    ILLINOIS. 

136.  Galenite.     California. 

137.  Galenite  in  calcite.     GERMANY. 

138.  Cerussite    (carb.   of  lead).     Zellerfeld,  Hartz  Mountains, 

GERMANY. 

139.  Cerussite.     Aachen,  PRUSSIA. 

140.  Cerussite.     Salt  Lake. 

141.  Cerussite.     NEW  JERSEY. 


TITANIUM. 


1.  Rutile  (oxyd  of  titanium).     St.  Gothard,  SWITZERLAND. 

2.  Rutile  (titanic  acid).     NORTH  CAROLINA. 

3.  Rutile,  with  hornblende.     NORWAY. 

4.  Rutile  imbedded  in  quartz. 

5.  Fine  specimen  rutile.     Tyrol. 

6.  Rutile.     St.  Gothard,  SWITZERLAND. 

7.  Octahedrite  (anatase,  oxyd  of  titanium).     BAVARIA. 

8.  Nigrine  (var.  of  rutile),  with  some  oxyd  of  iron.    BAVARIA. 

9.  Rutile.     SAXONY. 
10.  Rutile. 


TIN  AND  TIN  ORES. 


1.  Cassiterite.     Hemercal. 

2.  Cassiterite.     Hemercal. 

3.  Cassiterite,  with  copper.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

4.  Cassiterite,  with  copper.     Cornwall,  ENGLAND. 

5.  Cassiterite.     Great  Wheal  Mine,  Cornwall. 

6.  Cassiterite,  with  copper.     Cornwall. 

7.  Tin  sand  (stream  tin).     PERU. 

8.  Cassiterite.     Hemercal. 

9.  Cassiterite.     Cornwall. 


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10.  Cassiterite.  ENGLAND. 

11.  Cassiterite.  Los  Angeles  County. 

12.  Cassiterite.  Hemercal. 

13.  Cassiterite.  Hemercal. 

14.  Cassiterite.  Hemercal. 

15.  Cassiterite.  AUSTRALIA. 

16.  Cassiterite.  Los  Angeles  County. 

17.  Stream  tin  (sand) .     ENGLAND. 

18.  Stream  tin.  BOLIVIA. 

19.  Stream  tin.  AUSTRALIA. 

20.  Cassiterite.  Cornwall. 

21.  Cassiterite.  Bottalak  Mine,  ENGLAND. 

22.  Tin  ore.     Dobroth,  Cornwall. 

23.  Cassiterite.  East  Wheal,  Cornwall. 

24.  Cassiterite.  Levant  Mine,  Cornwall. 

25.  Cassiterite.  Schlarhenwalde,  GERMANY. 

26.  Cassiterite.  Schlarhenwalde,  GERMANY. 


ZINC  ORES. 


1.  Zinc  blende;  sphalerite;  sulphuret  of  zinc. 

2.  Smithsonite;  carbonate  of  zinc. 

3.  Sphalerite;  argentiferous  zinc  blende.     Humboldt. 

4.  Calamine  (silicate  of  zinc).     NEW  JERSEY. 

5.  Smithsonite;  calamine.     TENNESSEE. 

6.  Zinc  ore.     Copala,  MEXICO. 

7.  Sphalerite. 

8.  Sphalerite  and  pyrites.     Placer  County. 

9.  Sphalerite  and  pyrites.     Sheba  Mine,  Humboldt  Comity. 

10.  Sphalerite;  Smithsonite.     NEW  JERSEY. 

11.  Zinc  blende,  with  red  zincite;  galenite.     Humboldt  County. 

12.  Zinc  blende  imbedded  in  shell  lime.     Wurtemberg. 

13.  Zinc  blende  and  chalcopyrite.     California. 

14.  Zinc  blende;    galena;    copper  pyrites.     Cascade  Mountain, 

Santa  Anna  River,  California. 


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15.  Sphalerite;  chalcopyrite,  with  silver,  $80  per  ton.     Alvarez 

Mine. 

16.  Sphalerite.     California. 

17.  Sphalerite.     Carson,  NEVADA. 

18.  Calamine.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

19.  Sphalerite.     ILLINOIS. 

20.  Calamine.     Humboldt  County. 

21.  Calamine.     TENNESSEE. 

22.  Calamine.     Kaeruchen,  GERMANY. 

23.  Sphalerite.     NEW  JERSEY. 

24.  Sphalerite.     GERMANY. 

25.  Sphalerite.    Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

26.  Sphalerite.     Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

27.  Hydrous  zinc  (hydrozincite) .     Katzenberg,  Maehren,  GER- 

MANY. 

28.  Zincite  (red  oxide  of  zinc).     Katzenberg,  Maehren,  GER- 

MANY. 

29.  Zincite,  with  franklinite  (iron,  zinc,  and  manganese).     Sus- 

sex County,  NEW  JERSEY. 

30.  Zincite,  with  franklinite  (iron,  zinc,  and  manganese).    Sus- 

sex County,  NEW  JERSEY. 

31.  Sphalerite.     California. 

32.  Sphalerite,  with  arsenical  pyrites.     Humboldt  County. 

33.  Sphalerite.     Nassau,  GERMANY. 

34.  Sphalerite.     Neudorf,  Hartz  Mountain. 

35.  Sphalerite;  galenite;  pyrites  of  iron.     NEW  JERSEY. 

36.  Calamine.     Kandern,  BADEN. 

37.  Calamine.     NEW  YORK. 


NICKEL. 

1.  Niccolite;    arsenide  of  nickel  (and  copper).     Schneeberg, 

GERMANY. 

2.  Niccolite.     Schneeberg. 

3.  Nickel  pyrites,  with  chalcopyrite.     SAXONY. 


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4.  Chathamite  (nickel  and  cobalt).     CONNECTICUT. 

5.  Niccolite,  with  black  earthy  cobalt.     Alpirsbach. 

6.  Sulphuret  of  iron  and  nickel.     Nevada  County,  California. 


COBALT. 


1.  Erythrite  (arsenate  of  cobalt). 

2.  Arsenical  cobalt.     CONNECTICUT. 

3.  Cobalt  ore.     CONNECTICUT. 

4.  Cobalt  ore,  with  green  erythrite.     Schneeberg,  GERMANY. 

5.  Smaltite  (arsenate  of  cobalt;  iron,  and  nickel),  with  ery- 

thrite; "cobalt-bloom."     Schneeberg,  GERMANY. 

6.  Smaltite.     Schneeberg,  SAXONY. 

7.  Smaltite.     CONNECTICUT. 

8.  Cobaltite  in  crystals  (glanz  cobalt).     Tunaberg,   SWEDEN. 


MANGANESE, 


1.  Pyrolusite  (binoxyd  of  manganese).     Bedrock,  San  Fran- 

cisco County. 

2.  Pyrolusite.     Alameda  County. 

3.  Dendritic  manganese. 

4.  Hausmanite  (oxyd  of  manganese). 

5.  Dendritic  manganese.     Ilmenan,  THURINGIA. 

6.  Pyrolusite.     California. 

7.  Pyrolusite.     THURINGIA. 

8.  Pyrolusite.     High  Rock,  Humboldt  County. 

9.  Braunite    (oxyd  and   silicate   of  manganese).     Ilmenan, 

THURINGIA. 

10.  Pyrolusite.     Ilmenan,  THURINGIA. 

11.  Pyrolusite  concretion. 

12.  Psilomelane  (oxyd  of  manganese  and  baryta).     Eigersberg, 

GERMANY. 


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13.  Massive  manganite.     GERMANY. 

14.  Psilomelane.     GERMANY. 

15.  Pyrolusite.     Alpine  County. 

16.  Psilomelane.     Neuenburg,  GERMANY. 

17.  Psilomelane.     Neuenburg,  GERMANY. 

18.  Dentrites  of  manganese.     California. 

19.  Dentrites  of  manganese.     ILLINOIS. 

20.  Dentrites  of  manganese.     Amador  County. 

21.  Dentrites  of  manganese.     Reese  River,  NEVADA. 

22.  Manganite.     Ilmenan,  THURINGIA. 


IKON  ORES. 


1.  Limonite,  with  iron  pyrites. 

2.  Vivianite  (phosphate  of  iron). 

3.  Brown  iron  ore.     Goethite,  BOHEMIA. 

4.  Hematite.     BOHEMIA. 

5.  Caxoxenite  (hydrous  phosphate  of  iron).     NEW  JERSEY. 

6.  Copperas  (hydrous  sulph.  iron).     PERSIA. 

7.  Iron  pyrites.     Burough  Mine. 

8.  Carbonate  of  iron.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

9.  Brown  ironstone.     Neuenburg,  GERMANY. 

10.  Micaceous  iron;  hematite.     CHILI. 

11.  Hematite. 

12.  Chalybite;  carb.  iron.     Placer  County. 

13.  Chalybite  (also  called  siderite).     Placer  County. 

14.  Chalybite.     Hartz  Mountain,  GERMANY. 

15.  Chalybite;  spheroiderite.     Heinheim,  Hanau. 

16.  Limonite;  hematite.     Placer  County. 

17.  Limonite. 

18.  Red  ochre.     Nevada  County. 

19.  Oolitic  iron. 

20.  Fibrous  hematite.     Staten  Island. 

21.  Limonite.     Placer  County. 

22.  Hematite.     Pilot  Knob,  MISSOURI. 


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23.  Magnetite.     Monroe  County. 

24.  Magnetite. 

25.  Fibrous  hematite.     Staten  Island. 

26.  Fibrous  stalactitic  iron.     Placer  County. 

27.  Iron  jasper.     Sierra  County. 

28.  Limonite.     Placer  County. 

29.  Brown  iron.     Glasskopf,  GERMANY. 

30.  Limonite;  stalactite.     CONNECTICUT. 

31.  Limonite.     Placer  County. 

32.  Specular  iron  (hematite).     Baden,  GERMANY. 

33.  Oolitic  iron. 

34.  Hematite.     Iron  Mountain,  MISSOURI. 

35.  Limonite.     Salisbury,  CONNECTICUT. 

36.  Limonite,  kidney-shaped. 

37.  Oolitic  iron. 

38.  Specular  iron.     Baden. 

39.  Limonite.     Placer  County. 

40.  Copperas.     Hartz  Mountain. 

41.  Marcasite.     Grass  Valley. 

42.  Marcasite.     Grass  Valley. 

43.  Pyrite.     Amador  County. 

44.  Pyrite.     Amador  County. 

45.  Micaceous  iron.     California. 

46.  Pyrite.     Liberty  Ranch. 

47.  Pyrite,  with  chalcopyrite.     Amador  County. 

48.  Pyrite.     Meehanier,  Excelsior. 

49.  Limonite,   with    chalcopyrite    and    azurite.      Sacramento 

County. 

50.  Hematite.     Nevada  County. 

51 .  Pyrites.     California. 

52.  Quartz,  with  limonite. 

53.  Magnetite  (loadstone).     California. 

54.  Iron  ore.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

55.  Magnetite.     CANADA. 

56.  Specular  iron  (hematite).     Henness  Pass. 

57.  Ironstone.     Placer  County. 

58.  Limonite  and  pyrite  on  quartz. 

59.  Specular  iron.     California, 


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60.  Specular  iron.   Iron  Mountain,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

61.  Magnetite. 

62.  Iron  pyrites.     Excelsior  District,  Nevada  County. 

63.  Hematite  and  limonite.     Henness  Pass. 

64.  Specular  iron.     Henness  Pass. 

65.  Magnetite.     California. 

66.  Limonite.     California. 

67.  Specular  iron  ore.     Sierra  Valley,  near  Henness  Pass. 

68.  Brown  iron  ochre.     Sacramento  County. 

69.  Iron  ore.     Plum  as  County. 

70.  Pyrite.     Placer  County. 

71.  Brown  iron,  with  copper.     Henness  Pass. 

72.  Micaceous  iron.     Henness  Pass. 

73.  Hematite. 

74.  Limonite. 

75.  Magnetite.     Grass  Valley. 

76.  Iron  ore.     Pilot  Knob,  MISSOURI. 

77.  Limonite.     PENNSYLVANIA. 

78.  Limonite  (glasskopf,  fibrous  brown  iron  ore).     NEW  YORK. 

79.  Hematite;  limonite. 

80.  Quartz  colored  a  beautiful  red  by  iron.     Iserlohn,  GERMANY. 

81.  Hematite. 

82.  Granular  clay  ironstone. 

83.  Oolitic  iron  (pear  iron  ore) ;  limonite. 

84.  Iron  ore,  mixed  hematite  and  limonite. 

85.  Iron  ore. 

86.  Brown  iron  ore. 

87.  Brown  iron  ore. 

88.  Oolitic  iron  ore. 

89.  Brown  ironstone,  with  oxyd  of  manganese. 

90.  Hematite. 

91.  Iron  pyrites.     ARIZONA. 

92.  Iron  ore.     Salt  Lake. 

93.  Iron  slag  in  nest,  from  Keuper  formation,  Fruerback. 

94.  Magnetite. 

95.  Bean  ore.     Fanenberg,  Wurtenberg  Alps. 

96.  Iron  ore.     Newburg,  NEW  YORK. 

97.  Micaceous  iron.     Chihuahua,  MEXICO. 

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98.  Fibrous  hematite.     BOHEMIA. 

99.  Iron  ore.     Lake  Superior. 

100.  Hematite.    IDAHO. 

101.  Oolitic  iron. 

102.  Brown  iron  ore. 

103.  Chalybite  (carb.  of  iron).     Roxbury,  CONNECTICUT. 

104.  Limonite.    PENNSYLVANIA. 

105.  Hematite.    Tioga  County,  PENNSYLVANIA. 

106.  Iron  ore.    VERMONT. 

107.  Hematite. 

108.  Micaceous  iron  ore.     Black  Rock,  Humboldt  County,  NE- 

VADA. 

109.  Red  iron  ochre,  with  brown  spar.     Neuenburg. 

110.  Micaceous  iron  ore.    Walker  River,  NEVADA. 

111.  Micaceous  iron  ore.     NEW  YORK. 

112.  Specular  iron  ore.     Black  Rock,  Humboldt. 

113.  Specular  iron  ore.     South  of  Alabama  District,  Humboldt. 

114.  Iron  and  copper  pyrites.     Humboldt. 

115.  Iron  ore;  clod  of  bean  ore.     Salmenelinger,  GERMANY. 

116.  Specular  iron ;  rhombohedral  prism.     Black  Rock,  NEVADA. 

117.  Specular  iron.     Black  Rock,  NEVADA. 

118.  Limonite.    Walker  River. 

119.  Specular  iron,  with  copper  ore.     Belle  Mountain,  Humboldt. 

120.  Magnetite,  with  limonite.     Belle  Mountain,  Humboldt. 

121.  Specular  iron,  with  limonite.     Belle  Mountain,  Humboldt. 

122.  Specular  iron.     California. 

123.  Specular  iron.     Henness  Pass. 

124.  Iron  pyrites.     Bannock,  MONTANA. 

125.  Iron  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

126.  Iron  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

127.  Iron  pyrites  (water  worn).     Grass  Valley. 

128.  Polished  iron  pyrites.     Singuagueo.  MEXICO. 

129.  Hematite.     California. 

130.  Red  iron  stone  (slaty). 

131.  Hematite.     Newberg,  NEW  JERSEY. 

132.  Hematite,  with  limonite. 

133.  Oolitic  iron  (bean  ore) ;  limonite.     HUNGARY. 

134.  Croppings;  iron  ore  (poor).     California. 


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135.  Brown  iron  ore  (kidney  shaped). 

136.  Brown  iron  ore;  glasskopf.     Neuenberg,  GERMANY. 

137.  Brown  iron  ore;  glasskopf.     Neuenberg,  GERMANY. 

138.  Specular  iron;  tourmaline.     Henness  Pass,  California. 

139.  Yellow  iron  ochre.     California. 

140.  Hematite  and  brown  iron  ore.     GERMANY. 

141.  Silicate  of  iron.     Placer  County. 

142.  Hematite. 

143.  Specular  iron.     Elba. 

144.  Magnetite.    WISCONSIN. 

145.  Octahedrous  magnetite.     Coloma,  El  Dorado  County. 

146.  Franklinite  (oxyd  of  iron;  zinc;  mang.).     NEW  JERSEY. 

147.  Magnetite.     El  Dorado  County. 

148.  Brown  iron  ore  (scaly,  with  fossils). 

149.  Specular  iron  ore. 

150.  Specular  iron,  with  rutile  (titanic  oxyd  or  acid).     St.  Goth- 

ards,  SWITZERLAND. 

151.  Specular  iron  on  quartz.     Grass  Valley. 

152.  Magnetite.     Sierra  County,  California. 

153.  Limonite.     Staten  Island,  NEW  YORK. 

154.  Magnetite  in  chloritoid   (silicate   of   iron,  magnesia,  and 

alumina),  with  dyoprid.     Zitterthal,  Tyrol. 

155.  Iron  glance,  with  rutile  (titanic  oxyd).     Elba. 

156.  Magnetite  in  crystals. 

]  57.  Magnetic  iron  in  chlorite,  or  chloritoid.     Zitterthal,  Tyrol. 

158.  Hematite,  limonite  mixed.     Sierras. 

159.  Hematite.     California. 

160.  Magnetite  in  chlorite.     Zitterthal,  Tyrol. 

161.  Hematite.     NEW  YORK. 

162.  Specular  iron  on  quartz.     Mt.  St.  Gothard. 

163.  Specular  iron.     ARIZONA. 

164.  Magnetite.     ARKANSAS. 

165.  Oolitic  iron  (pea  ore) ;  limonite.     GERMANY. 

166.  Hematite.     Sierra  County. 

167.  Hematite.     Elba. 

168.  Hematite  on  calcite. 

169.  Micaceous  iron,  with  baryta.     St.  Gothard,  SWITZERLAND. 

170.  Hematite;  limonite.     GERMANY. 


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171.  Hematite.     Pilot  Knob,  MISSOURI. 

172.  Hematite.     Neuenburg,  GERMANY. 

173.  Fibrous  limonite;  hematite.     Schoenmunznach,  GERMANY. 

174.  Fibrous  limonite;  hematite.     Schoenmunznach,  GERMANY. 

175.  Fibrous  brown  iron  ore  (glasskopf).     Neuenburg. 

176.  Goethite,  with  limonite.     Neuenburg. 

177.  Pyrrhotite  (magnetic  pyrites).     Bademair,  BAVARIA. 

178.  Pyrrhotite.     NORWAY. 

179.  Iron  pyrites  on  quartz,  changing  to  limonite. 

180.  Iron  pyrites. 

181.  Crystals  iron  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

182.  Iron  pyrites  containing  gold.     Nevada  County. 

183.  Iron  pyrites,  from  island  of  Elba. 

184.  Slickensides;  sulphuret  of  iron  found  in  the  middle  of  vein. 

185.  Ledge  of  pyrites.     Table  Mountain,  Butte  County. 

186.  Nodule  of  pyrites.     Forest  Hill. 

187.  Gold-bearing  pyrites.     Grass  Valley. 

188.  Marcasite.     lone  Valley. 

189.  Marcasite.     lone  Valley. 

190.  Marcasite.     lone  Valley. 

191.  Marcasite.     Placer  County. 

192.  Iron  pyrites  (pyrite).     California. 

193.  Iron  pyrites,  with  copper.     lone  Valley,  Amador  County. 

194.  Mixed  iron  and  copper  pyrites.     Amador  County. 

195.  Iron  pyrites;    chalcopyrite   containing   gold.     El   Dorado 

County. 

196.  Iron  pyrites.     Sarbrueken,  GERMANY. 

197.  Iron  pyrites.     Siskiyou. 

198.  Pyrites  of  iron  and  copper.     Wild  Yankee,  Monitor  Mount- 

ain, Alpine  County. 

199.  Iron  pyrites  on  fossils;  limestone. 

200.  Sulphurets,  with  vivianite  (phosphate  of  iron). 

201.  Sulphurets,  with  vivianite;  a  poor  specimen. 

202.  Pyrites  on  quartz.     California. 

203.  Pyrites  on  lime. 

204.  Pyrites,  with  chalcopyrite  (copper  pyrites) .     Shasta  County. 

205.  Magnetite.     Mono  County,  California. 

206.  Pyrite  in  crystals. 


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207.  Pyrite  changed  by  oxidation  ("weathering")  to  hematite. 

208.  Pyrites.    NEW  YORK. 

209.  Pyrites.     Bowlder,  Lake  Superior. 

210.  Iron  pyrites.     El  Dorado  County. 

211.  Sulphurets  imbedded  in  clay  slate.     Bicligheim. 

212.  Crystals;  sulphurets.     Elba. 

213.  Sulphurets  changed  by  weathering.     California. 

214.  Crystals  of  iron  pyrites.     Lantham,  OREGON. 

215.  Mispickel  (arsenopyrite)  crystals. 

216.  Arsenopyrite.     Ackley  Mine,  Sierra  County. 

217.  Arsenopyrite.     NORTH  CAROLINA. 

218.  Arsenopyrite  in  crystals  (in  a  bottle).     Andreasberg,  Hartz 

Mountains. 

219.  Pyrites  on  quartz.     Near  Lake  Erie,  OHIO. 

220.  Arsenical  pyrites.     California  Mountain,  Monterey  County. 

221.  Mispickel  in  talcose  slate.     El  Dorado  County. 

222.  Leucopyrite  (arsenical).     SILESIA. 

223.  Arsenical  pyrites.     Reese  River,  NEVADA. 

224.  Arsenical  pyrites.     NORTH  CAROLINA. 

225.  Mispickel.     Freiberg,  GERMANY. 

226.  Iron  pyrites.     California. 

227.  Arsenical  and  iron  pyrites  on  calcite.     Placer  County. 

228.  Decomposed  arsenical  pyrites.     California. 

229.  Iron  pyrites  on  quartz. 

230.  Iron  pyrites  on  quartz. 

231.  Iron  pyrites  on  quartz,  with  some  siderite  (carbonate  of 

iron).     Placer  County. 

232.  Iron  pyrites. 

233.  Arsenical  pyrites  in  steatite.     Toledo,  Tuolumne  County, 

California. 

234.  Pyrites  in  serpentine. 

235.  Pyrrhotite  (magnetic  pyrites).     El  Dorado  County. 

236.  Auriferous  pyrites.     Allison's  Ranch,  Grass  Valley. 

237.  Chalybite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

238.  Chalybite.     From  MISSOURI. 

239.  Chalybite  on  quartz.     California. 


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CHROME  IRON  ORES. 

240  ( 1) .     Chromite,  with  silicate  of  chromium.    Monterey  County. 
241(2).     Chromite.     Placer  County. 

242  (3).     Chromite  in   serpentine   and   silicate    of   chromium. 

Placer  County. 

243  (4).     Chromite.    Tulare  County. 

244  (5).     Chromite.     Zitterthal,  Tyrol. 

245  (6).     Chromite.     VERMONT. 

246  (7).     Chromite.     Devil's  Gate  District,  UTAH. 

247  (8).     Chromite,  with  rodochrosite  (carbonate  of  manganese) 

and  silicate  of  chromium.     Coast  Range,  California. 

248  (9).    Chromite.     PENNSYLVANIA. 


ALUMINIUM. 


1.  Native  alum.     Smyrna,  ASIA. 

2.  Corundum.     SWITZERLAND. 

3.  Ruby;  corundum.     (Seven  specimens.) 

4.  Ruby;  spinel;  crystals  in  a  bottle  (alumin.,  with  magnesia) . 

5.  Ruby;  spinel.     CEYLON.     (In  bottle.) 

6.  Ruby;  spinel.     IDAHO.     (Seven  specimens  in  bottle.) 

See  also  SILICATES,  Nos.  233,  273,  274,  275,  276,  277,  277a,  278, 
where  SPINELS,  with  other  substances,  as  graphite,  corundum,  etc., 
are  included  for,  perhaps,  no  very  evident  reasons. 

7.  Sapphire  or  sapphirine  (var.  ruby;  corundum;  [alumin.; 

magn.;  silica]  ).     IDAHO.     (Five  pieces  in  bottle.) 

8.  Wavellite  (phosphate  of  alumina). 

9.  Turquois  (also  phos.  of  al.).     Jordan  Mill,  near  Breslau, 

.  GERMANY. 

10.  Lazulite  (phos.  of  alumin.  and  magnesia).     GERMANY. 

11.  Cryolite  (fluate  of  alumina  and  soda).     GREENLAND. 

12.  Lazulite.     Steinmark,  GERMANY. 

13.  Lazulite.     Steinmark,  GERMANY. 

14.  Metallic  aluminium. 


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MAGNESIUM. 


1.  Brucite  (nejnatite).     Hoboken,  NEW  JERSEY. 

2.  Brucite  (hydrate  of  magnesium).     Hoboken,  NEW  JERSEY. 

3.  Brucite  (hydrate  of  magnesium).     Hoboken,  NEW  JERSEY. 

4.  Magnesite  (carbonate  of  magnesium).     Amity  Co.,  NEW 

YORK. 

5.  Magnesite. 

6.  Magnesite  (carb.  mag.).     Chester  County,  PENNSYLVANIA. 

7.  Magnesite. 

8.  Bitter  spar  (dolomite  in  lias).     Gceningen. 

9.  Magnesite.     Mahren,  GERMANY. 

10.  Bitter  spar.     SWITZERLAND. 

11.  Dolomite  (carb.  calcium  and  magnesium).     Amity,  NEW 

YORK. 

12.  Magnesite. 

13.  Brown  spar.     Kremnitz,  HUNGARY. 

14.  Dolomite.     GERMANY. 

15.  Dolomite  on  gneiss. 

16.  Brown  spar,  imbedded  in  an  ammonite. 

17.  Bitter  spar.     NEW  JERSEY. 

18.  Brown  spar  on.  calcite.     El  Dorado  County. 

19.  Dolomite.     Orange  County,  NEW  YORK. 

20.  Bitter  spar.     Tyrol. 

21.  Bitter  spar  on  dolomite.     Kaiserstahl,  BADEN. 

22.  Crystal  of  dolomite.     Lake  Superior. 

23.  Spinel  (oxyd  of  magnes.  and  aluminium).     NEW  JERSEY. 
See  also  under  SILICATES;  Spinels  (oxyd  of  magnesium  and 

aluminium),  Nos.  233,  273,  274,  275,  276,  277,  277a,  278,  with 
other  minerals,  as  Graphite,  etc.  These  seem  to  have  been 
included  among  the  Silicates,  for  no  very  evident  reason — perhaps 
through  inadvertence. 

See  also  under  CALCITES,  Nos.  11, 12,  13,  "Dolomitic  Calcite" 
(carb.  lime  and  magnesia). 

See  also  under  SODIUM,  Nos.  1  and  6,  Hydroboracite  and  Bora- 
cite. 


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CALCIUM  (LIME). 


CALCITE  (CARBONATE  OF  LIME). 

1.  Carbonate  of  lime.     Mono  County. 

2.  Fontainebleu  limestone  (fine) .     FRANCE. 

3.  Calcite.     Napa  County. 

4.  Calcite.    Waldshut,  BAVARIA. 

5.  Nail-headed  calcite;  iron  pyrites.     IDAHO. 

6.  Calcite.     St.  Gothards. 

7.  Calcite.     Immenhausen,  WURTEMBERG. 

8.  Carbonate  of  lime.     Comstock  Lode,  NEVADA. 

9.  Calcite. 

10.  Carbonate  of  lime  on  quartz. 

11.  Dolomitic  calcite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

12.  Dolomitic  calcite  on  quartz. 

13.  Dolomitic  calcite  on  quartz. 

See  also  under  MAGNESIUM,  Nos.  8,  11,  14,  15,  19,  21,  22,  Dolo- 
mites. 

14.  Concretions  of  carbonate  of  lime.     Hot  Springs,  UTAH. 

15.  Calcite  on  quartz.     Crown  Point,  Comstock  Lode. 

16.  Calcite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

17.  Concretions  of  carbonate  of  lime.     Mono  Lake. 

18.  Calcite.     Hudson  River,  NEW  YORK. 

19.  Calcite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

20.  Concretions  of  carbonate  of  lime.     KENTUCKY. 

21.  Concretions  of  carbonate  of  lime.     El  Dorado  County. 

22.  Concretions  of  carbonate  of  lime.     Owens  Lake. 

23.  Carbonate  of  lime.     Placer  County. 

24.  Nail-headed  calcite.     Lias  formation,  Gomarnsgen. 

25.  Carbonate  of  lime.     El  Dorado  County. 

26.  Calcite.     Calaveras  County. 

27.  Pisanite  (sulphate  iron  and  copper),  in  carbonate  of  lime. 

Placer  County. 

28.  Calcite,  with  iron  pyrites.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

29.  Calcite  on  quartz.     Placer  County. 

30.  Calcspar  stalactite.     Calaveras  County. 


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31.  Calcite.     New  Windsor,  CONNECTICUT. 

32.  Calcite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

33.  Calcite.     Andreasburg,  Hartz  Mountain. 

34.  Calcite.     Dittenburg. 

35.  Calcite. 

36.  Calcite.    Virginia  City,  NEVADA. 

37.  Calcite.     Dittenburg. 

38.  Calcite.    MEXICO. 

39.  Calcite  from  the  Lias  of  Oesterdingen. 

40.  Calcite  on  clay.     Wurtemburg. 

41.  Calcite.     From  Hedingen  Lias,  GERMANY. 

42.  Calcite.     From  Oesterdingen  Lias,  GERMANY. 

43.  Calcite  on  quartz.     Lake  Superior. 

44.  Calcite.     California. 

45.  Calcite.     Dittenburg. 

46.  Calcite.     Lakeport,  NEW  YORK. 

47.  Calcite.     California. 

48.  Three  loose  crystals  of  calcite.     Birbigheim,  GERMANY. 

49.  Stalactitic  nodules  between  the  shell  limestone.     Lud wigs- 

burg,  GERMANY. 

50.  Iceland  spar  (calcite).     NEVADA. 

51.  Calcite.     Reese  River. 

52.  Calcite.     Munster  Valley,  Black  Forest,  BADEN. 

53.  Calcite  on  quartz  crystals.     St.  Anthony's  Nose,  Hudson 

River. 

54.  Calcite.     California. 

55.  Calcite.     Lake  Superior. 

56.  Calcite.    Weir's  Cave,  NEVADA. 

57.  Carbonate  of  lime  (from  the  Keuper  formation).     Tuebin- 

gen,  GERMANY. 

58.  Calcite.     California. 

59.  Calcite.     Shasta  County.   • 

60.  Calcite;  dogstooth  spar.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

61.  Calcite.     NEW  YORK. 

62.  Concretion  of  carbonate  of  lime.     From  a  cave. 

63.  Carb.  of  lime.     California. 

64.  Red  calcite.    Amity  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

65.  Calcite.     MONTANA. 


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66.  Calcite.    Dittenburg,  NASSAU. 

67.  Calcite.     Heilbronn,  GERMANY. 

68.  Calcite.      Blaubeuren,  GERMANY. 

69.  Calcite. 

70.  Calcite.     DAKOTA. 

71.  Calcite.     Dittenburg,  Nassau. 

72.  Ruin  marble.     Vienna,  AUSTRIA. 

73.  Calcite.     Mount  Diablo,  California. 

74.  Garb,  of  lime. 

75.  Calcite.     Lucerne,  NEBRASKA. 

76.  Calcareous  concretion.     From  Mammoth  Cave,  KENTUCKY. 

77.  Calcite.     Pioche. 

78.  Calcite.     New  Windsor,  CONNECTICUT. 

79.  Stalactitic  calcite. 

80.  White  carara  marble. 

81.  Calcite.     New  Almaden,  California. 

82.  Iceland  spar. 

83.  Agaric  mineral  (mountain  milk). 

84.  Alpen-Kalk  (upper  triassic limestone).  Hallstock,  AUSTRIA. 

85.  Calcareous  concretions.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

86.  Calcareous  concretions.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

87.  Marble. 

88.  Coral  limestone.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

ARAGONITE. 

Which  has  the  same  composition  precisely  as  CALCITE,  viz.: 
Carbonate  of  calcium,  but  is  crystallized  in  a  different  form. 

89.  Aragonite.     Suisun  Bay. 

90.  Sprudelstein.     Carlsbad,  BOHEMIA. 

91.  Aragonite. 

92.  Aragonite. 

93.  Aragonite.     Santa  Clara  Valley. 

94.  Aragonite.     Suisun  Bay. 

95.  Aragonite.     Auvergne,  FRANCE. 

96.  Aragonite.     Owens  River. 

97.  Aragonite;  twin  crystals.     Bilin,  BOHEMIA. 

98.  Aragonite  on  serpentine.     From  Hot  Springs. 

99.  Aragonite  on  serpentine. 


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GYPSUM    (SULPHATE  OF  LIME). 

100.  Gypsum.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

102.  Gypsum.     Santa  Rosa. 

103.  Gypsum.     Corral  Hollow,  San  Joaquin. 

104.  Fibrous  gypsum.     SWITZERLAND. 

105.  Gypsum.     Bex,  SWITZERLAND. 

106.  Fibrous  gypsum.     Rothenberg. 

107.  Gypsum.     NOVA  SCOTIA. 

108.  Gypsum.    NOVA  SCOTIA. 

109.  Gypsum.     Rothenberg. 

110.  Gypsum. 

111.  Gypsum.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

112.  Satinspar  (var.  of  gypsum).     Santa  Rosa. 

113.  Satinspar  (var.  of  gypsum).     Santa  Rosa. 

114.  Gypsum.     Bex,  SWITZERLAND. 

115  to  147,  inclusive,  specimens  of  gypsum. 

148.  Anhydrite  (var.  of  gypsum,  without  water). 

149.  Anhydrite. 

150.  Gypsum.     Santa  Rosa. 

151.  Selenite  (var.  of  gypsum,  in  flat,  transparent  crystalline 

plates),  with  crystals  of  dolomite  (magnesia  and  lime); 
very  fine. 

152.  Twin  crystals  of  gypsum.     Hall,  Tyrol. 

153.  Twin  crystals  of  gypsum.     Hall,  Tyrol. 

154.  Anhydrite.     Berchtes  Garden,  GERMANY. 

PHOSPHATE  OF  LIME. 

155.  Apatite. 

FLUORIDE  OF  CALCIUM. 

156.  Fluor-spar  (fluorite).     Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

157.  Fluor-spar,  with  baryta.     Freudenstadt. 

158.  Fluor-spar.     Muensterthal. 

159.  Fluor-spar. 

160.  Fluorite  in  octahedrae. 

161.  Fluor-spar. 

162.  Fluor-spar.     Wheal  Seaton,  Lamborne,  ENGLAND. 


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163.  Fluor-spar.    Waldhut,  GERMANY. 

164.  Amethyst-colored  fluor-spar. 

165.  Fluor-spar. 

166.  Fluor-spar.     Kaudern,  GERMANY. 

167.  Fluor-spar.     Gouverneur,  NEW  YORK. 

168.  Pale  blue  fluorite.     Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

169.  Pale  blue  fluorite.     Muensterthal,  GERMANY. 

170.  Yellow  fluorite,  in  cubes,  with  lime.     Hartz  Mountains. 

171.  Wine-colored  fluorite,  in  cubes.     GERMANY. 

172.  Violet  fluorite.     Dittenburg. 

173.  Violet  fluorite.     Dittenburg. 

174.  Fluorite.     Muensterthal. 

175.  Fluorite  in  crystals  of  quartz. 

176.  Fluorite.     Kaudern,  GERMANY. 

177.  Fluorite.     From  Derbyshire,  ENGLAND.     (Fluorite  is  called 

"  Derbyshire  spar.") 

See  also  under  "  Sodium,"  and  sub.  "  Borates,"  Nos.  1,  2,  and 
7;  Hydroboracite  and  Ulexite. 


STRONTIUM. 


1.  Strontianite  (carbonate  of  strontium).     Clausthal. 

2.  Celestite  (sulphate  of  strontium),  with  sulphur.     Girgenti, 

SICILY.     (This  is  a  magnificent  specimen.) 

3.  Celestite.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

4.  Celestite.     Lockport,  NEW  YORK. 

5.  Fibrous  celestite,  colored  blue.     NEW  YORK. 

6.  Strontianite,  with    siderite    (carbonate   of  iron).      Hartz 

Mountain. 

7.  Strontianite.     SCOTLAND. 


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BARIUM. 


1.  Barite  (baryta;  sulphate  of  barium;  heavy  spar).     Freu- 

denstadt,  HUNGARY. 

2.  Barite.     Freudenstadt. 

3.  Barite.     Hartz  Mountain. 

4.  Barite;  bologniser  stone. 

5.  Barite. 

6.  Barite.     Coast  Range. 

7.  Barite. 

8.  Barite.     Santa  Rosa. 

9.  Barite. 

10.  Barite.     Colusa  County. 

11.  Barite.     Friedenbach. 

12.  Barite.     Oesterberg. 

13.  Barite.    Honey  Lake,  NEVADA. 

14.  Fibrous  barite. 

15.  Barite  in  rhombic  tablets. 

16.  Barite  in  zincblende  and  copper.     St.  Catalina  Island. 

17.  Sulphate  of  baryta.     Hartz  Mountains. 

18.  Sulphate  of  baryta. 

19.  Barite,  with  traces  of  copper. 

20.  Witherite  (carbonate  of  barium). 

21.  Barite  (baryta). 


SODIUM. 


Eleven  specimens  of  halite  (rock  salt;  chloride  of  sodium). 

BORATES. 

1.  Hydroboracite  (borate  of  lime  and  magnesia,  with  water). 
(This  is  under  the  head  of  SODIUM,  simply  because  borax 
is  a  soda  salt,  and  there  is  not  a  complete  enough  series 
to  separate  the  borates  from  each  other) .  Walker  River. 
NEVADA. 


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2.  Ulexite  (borate  of  soda  and  lime).     Walker  River. 

3.  Borax  (borate  of  soda).     Clear  Lake,  California. 

4.  Borax.     Clear  Lake,  California. 

5.  Borax.     Clear  Lake,  California. 

6.  Boracite  (borate  of  magnesia  and  chloride  of  magnesia) 

crystals  imbedded  in  gypsum.     Linneburg,  GERMANY. 

7.  Ulexite.     San  Bernardino,  California. 


SILICATES. 


1.  Heliotrope  (var.  quartz),  polished. 

2.  Jasper. 

3.  Agates  (eight  pieces),  carnelian. 

4.  Moss  agates  (six  pieces). 

5.  Quartz  pebbles,  waterworn  (eight  pieces). 

6.  Sardonyx  (var.  quartz),  polished  (three  pieces).     PERSIA. 

7.  Silicified  wood,  polished. 

8.  Amethyst  (var.  quartz),  (three  pieces  cut  and  polished,  and 

two  crystals) . 

9.  Fortification  agate,  polished;  a  fine  specimen. 

10.  Chrysophrase  (colored  by  nickel),  polished  (two  pieces). 

11.  Opal  (five  pieces).     HUNGARY. 

12.  Cairngormstone  (smoky  quartz),  polished.     SCOTLAND. 

13.  Chalcedony,  cut  and  polished  (two  pieces). 

14.  Moss  agates;  fine,  cut  and  polished. 

15.  Perfect  quartz  crystals  (two). 

16.  Onyx. 

17.  Silicified  shells,  polished. 

18.  Jasper  (red),  polished. 

19.  Polished  agate. 

20.  Agate.     HUNGARY. 

21.  Rock  crystal  on  shell  limestone.     Henenberg. 

22.  Quartz,  or  glass?  (three,  cut  and  polished). 

23.  Quartz  crystal,  with  chlorite. 

24.  Chalcedony.     IDAHO. 


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25.  Common  opal.     Mokelumne  Hill. 

26.  Amethyst  (four  pieces,  cut  and  polished). 

27.  Quartz  crystals  in  a  bottle. 

28.  Common  opals  (Girasols;  seven,  diverse). 

29.  Garnets.     ARIZONA. 

30.  Garnets,  cut  and  polished  (six). 

31.  Garnets. 

32.  Garnets  in  the  rock.     Almadin,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

33.  Garnets,  cut  and  polished  (five  in  bottle) . 

34.  Beryl  (aqua  marine) ;  nine  pieces,  cut  and  polished. 

35.  Beryl  (aqua  marine) ;  four  pieces. 

36.  Agate  opal. 

37.  Smoky  quartz. 

38.  Lapis  lazuli.     PERSIA.     (See  No.  101.) 

39.  Lapis  lazuli.     SIBERIA. 

40.  Kyanite  (two  crystals).    Tyrol. 

41.  Orthoclase  (four  crystals).     COLORADO. 

42.  Precious  opal.     Czerweniza,  HUNGARY. 

43.  Tourmaline. 

44.  Fibrous  tourmaline. 

45.  Tourmaline.     Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

46.  Serpentine.     NEW  YORK. 

47.  Serpentine. 

48.  Garnet.     California. 

49.  Datolite  (silicate  of  lime).     Bergen  Hill. 

50.  Datolite  (silicate  of  lime).     Bergen  Hill. 

51.  Datolite  (silicate  of  lime).     Bergen  Hill. 

52.  Labradorite. 

53.  Obsidian.     California. 

54.  Datolite.     NEW  JERSEY. 

55.  Datolite  (boro-silicate  of  lime) .     NEW  JERSEY. 

56.  Analcite  (silicate  of  alumina  and  soda).     SCOTLAND. 

57.  Analcite  on  nephelite  (Na.,  K.,  Ca.,  Al.,  Si.).     Oden  Forest. 

58.  Analcite.     Lake  Superior. 

59.  Analcite.     Faroe  Islands. 

60.  Analcite  in  lava. 

61.  Analcite,  with  epidote.     Lake  Superior. 

62.  Apophyllite.  with  fluorite  on  dolomite. 


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63.  Stilbite  (silicate  of  alumina  and  lime).     Faroe  Islands. 

64.  Andre asbergolite.     Andreasberg,  Hartz  Mountains. 

65.  Natrolite  on  pholerite.     GERMANY. 

66.  Thomsonite.     Bergen  Hill,  NEW  JERSEY. 

67.  Natrolite.     Hohentwiel,  GERMANY. 

68.  Scolecite.     Hohentwiel,  GERMANY. 

69.  Natrolite.     Hohentwiel,  GERMANY. 

70.  Phillipsite.     Hohentwiel,  GERMANY. 

71 .  Stilbite.     Bergen,  NEW  JERSEY. 

72.  Heulandite.     Fassa  Valley,  Tyrol. 

73.  Heulandite.     Fassa  Valley,  Tyrol. 

74.  Thomsonite.     Bergen  Hill,  NEW  JERSEY. 

75.  Prehnite.     Mountains  of  St.  Gothards,  SWITZERLAND. 

76.  Prehnite.     Mountains  of  St.  Gothards,  SWITZERLAND. 

77.  Prehnite.     Lake  Superior. 

78.  Prehnite.     Dunbarton,  SCOTLAND. 

79.  Labradorite.     LABRADOR. 

80.  Microclin.     Fredricsvarn,  NORWAY. 

81.  Orthoclase.     Lake  Superior. 

82.  Adular  (orthoclase).     St.  Gothards. 

83.  Oligoclase.    Ytterby,  SWEDEN. 

84.  Obsidian.     MEXICO. 

85.  Obsidian.     California. 
85a.  Dioptaste. 

86.  Pele's  hair.     SANDWICH  ISLANDS. 

87.  Garnet. 

88.  Dodecahedral  garnet.     SWITZERLAND. 

89.  Calcophonite  (var.  garnet),  Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

90.  Topaz  on  quartz.     Schnehenstein,  SAXONY. 

91.  Garnets.     NEW  JERSEY. 

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92.  Andradite.     Arendal,  NORWAY. 

93.  Garnets.     GERMANY. 

94.  Tourmaline.     NORWAY. 

95.  Tourmaline.     VERMONT. 

96.  Tourmaline  in  chloritic  schist.     Monro,  CONNECTICUT. 

97.  Tourmaline.     NORWAY. 

98.  Tourmaline  in  mica  slate.     CONNECTICUT. 

99.  Rubelite  (red  tourmaline).     Mt.  Mica,  MAINE. 


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100.  Rubelite.     Moravia,  GERMANY. 

101.  Lapis  lazuli.     PERSIA.     Polished,  and  very  fine.     (See  Xos. 

38  and  39.) 

102.  Muscovite  (mica  group).     NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

103.  Biotite  (mica  group). 

104.  Muscovite. 

105.  Muscovite.    VERMONT. 

106.  Green  mica  (muscovite),  Monroe,  NEW  YORK. 

107.  Lepidolite  (lithia  mica).    Vradiska,  HUNGARY. 

108.  Epidote.     Placer  County. 

109.  Clintonite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

110.  Kyanite.     Campo  Longo,  ITALY. 

111.  Mica.     NEW  YORK. 

1 1 2.  Chlorite  on  feldspar.     Placerville. 

113.  Tremolite  (var.  hornblende).     NEW  YORK. 

114.  Clintonite.     Amity,  NEW  YORK. 

115.  Hypersthene.     LABRADOR. 

116.  Chloritoid.     RHODE  ISLAND. 

117.  Chloritic  quartz.     Placerville. 

118.  Talc. 

119.  Soapstone.     Wunsiedel,  GERMANY. 

120.  Rodochrom.     PENNSYLVANIA. 

121.  Sepiolite.     ASIA  MINOR. 

122.  Serpentine.     SILESIA. 

123.  Chrome  ochre.     New  Almaden. 

124.  Soapstone. 

125.  Sphene;  titanite.     See,  also,  under  TITANIUM. 

126.  Muscovite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

127.  Muscovite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

128.  Muscovite.    VERMONT. 

129.  Mica  on  feldspar  and  quartz. 

130.  Mica  on  feldspar  and  quartz. 

131.  Mica.     NEW  YORK. 

132.  Mica.     NEW  JERSEY. 

133.  Mica.     NEW  JERSEY. 

134.  Mica.    NORWAY. 

135.  Mica.     NORWAY. 

136.  Serpentine,  with  amianthus.     Philipstown,  NEW  YORK. 

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137.  Silicified  wood.     Tuolumne  County,  California. 

138.  Andalusite.     Linen,  Tyrol. 

139.  Epidote.     Fleimo,  Tyrol. 

140.  Tourmaline  (black  shoerl),  with  siderite.     NORWAY. 

141.  Tourmaline.     California. 

142.  Tourmaline.    VERMONT. 

143.  Tourmaline.     MAINE. 

144.  Tourmaline.     Elba. 

145.  Tourmaline.     California. 

146.  Tourmaline.     El  Dorado  County. 

147.  Rubelite  (red  tourmaline).     Moravia,  GERMANY. 

148.  Common  tourmaline. 

149.  Tourmaline;  black  and  green  on  quartz.     Island  of  Elba. 

150.  Kyanite.     Bradford,  PENNSYLVANIA. 

151.  Kyanite.     Newton,  CONNECTICUT. 

152.  Topaz.     Trumbull,  CONNECTICUT. 

153.  Sphene;  titanite. 

154.  Sphene;  titanite,  from  St.  Gothards,  SWITZERLAND. 

155.  Rutile  (oxide  of  titanium).     SAXONY. 

See,  also,  under  TITANIUM. 

156.  Andalusite.     Tyrol. 

157.  Chlorastrolite  (var.  andalusite).     Fichtel  Mountain. 

158.  Chlorastrolite.     NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

159.  Staurolite.     St.  Gothards,  SWITZERLAND. 

160.  Sphene  (titanite)  in  calcite. 

161.  Obsidian.     California. 

162.  Obsidian.     California. 

163.  Obsidian.     California. 

164.  Obsidian.     California. 

165.  Obsidian.     Mount  Vesuvius. 

166.  Amazon  stone  (microcline).     SIBERIA. 

167.  Amazon  stone.     SIBERIA. 

168.  Orthoclase  (twins).     Auvergne,  FRANCE. 

169.  Orthoclase  in  porous  quartz.     BOHEMIA. 

170.  Orthoclase  in  quartzite.     California. 

171.  Pitch  stone  (var.  feldspar).     ICELAND. 

172.  Orthoclase.     NEW  YORK. 

173.  Crystals  of  orthoclase.     NEW  JERSEY. 


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174.  Crystals  of  orthoclase.     NEW  JERSEY. 

175.  Amazon  stone.     Mursinbo,  Ural  Mountains. 

176.  Crystal  orthoclase. 
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178.  Adular,  with  chlorite  and  quartz.     St.  Gothards. 

179.  Amazon  stone  (microcline).     SIBERIA. 

180.  Orthoclase.     NORWAY. 

181.  Pitch  stone;  volcanic  glass;  obsidian. 

182.  Laxoclase  (var.  feldspar).     NEW  YORK. 

183.  Sanidin;  ice  spar.     Drachenfeldt  am  Rhein. 

184.  Petrocite  (compact  feldspar).     Fahlun,  SWEDEN. 

185.  Pipe  clay;  lithomarge.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

186.  Lithomarge.     Sonora. 

187.  Bole  on  clay. 

188.  Albite  (var.  feldspar).     St.  Gothards. 

189.  Leucite.     Lacher  Lake,  PRUSSIA. 

190.  Hunyn  in  basalt.     Lacher  Lake,  PRUSSIA. 

191.  Labradorite. 

192.  Kaolin. 

193.  Nepheline,  or  nephelite,  in  basalt.     Kaiserthal,  BADEN. 

194.  Clay,  colored  by  iron.     Virginia  City 

195.  Garnet  in  calcite. 

196.  Garnet  in  calcite. 

197.  Allanite  (epidote  group).     GERMANY. 

198.  Tourmaline. 

199.  Garnets.     Cosumnes  River,  California. 

200.  Garnets.     Cosumnes  River,  California. 

201.  Garnets  in  mica  schist.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

202.  Garnet,  with  vesuvianite.     BOHEMIA. 

203.  Garnet.     Suhl,  THURINGIA. 

204.  Garnet. 

205.  Garnet  in  a  pebble  of  slate.     California. 

206.  Garnet.     California. 

207.  Garnet.     NEW  YORK. 

208.  Garnet.     NEW  JERSEY. 

209.  Garnet. 

210.  Garnet. 

211.  Garnet,  with  dioprite;  calcite.     Alps,  PIEDMONT. 


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212.  Melanite  garnet.     Arendal,  NORWAY. 

213.  Garnets  in  a  box. 

214.  Garnets  in  a  box. 

215.  Garnets  in  eklogite  rock.    Tichtel  Mountain,  GERMANY. 

216.  Kyanite.     Chesterfield. 

217.  Tourmaline  in  slate. 

218.  Epidote.     Amador  County,  California. 

219.  Epidote  and  calcite.     Manhattan  Island,  NEW  YORK. 

220.  Vesuvianite.    Mt.  Vesuvius. 

221.  Vesuvianite  in  loose  crystals.     Mt.  Vesuvius. 

222.  Chondrodite. 

223.  Chondrodite. 

224.  Saponite.     Monroe  Co..  NEW  YORK. 

225.  Garnets,  with  half  opal  from  wood.     BOHEMIA. 

226.  Saponite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

227.  Finite  (var.  topaz).     Altenburg,  SAXONY. 

228.  Chrysolite.     MORAVIA. 

229.  Garnets.     California. 

230.  Allanite  (var.  epidote). 

231.  Phenacite.     Alsace,  GERMANY. 

232.  Olivin  on  basalt.     Hegan. 

233.  Spinel.     Amity,  NEW  YORK. 

234.  Finite  in  granite.     Auvergne,  FRANCE. 

235.  Zircon.     Warwick. 

236.  Zircon;  spinel;  graphite.     NEW  JERSEY. 

237.  Zircon,  with  tourmaline.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

238.  Zircon. 

239.  Crystals  of  zircon. 

240.  Garnets.     SAXONY. 

241.  Talc.     St.  Gothards,  SWITZERLAND. 

242.  Talc,  indurated.     Shenandoah,  NEW  YORK. 

243.  Soapstone.     Mariposa  County,  California. 

244.  Steatite  (soapstone).     California. 

245.  Steatite.     California. 

246.  Marmolite. 

247.  Asbestos  in  serpentine.     NEW  YORK. 

248.  Serpentine.     NEW  JERSEY. 

249.  Serpentine,  with  magnesia.     San  Francisco. 


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250.  Serpentine.     CHINA. 

251.  Serpentine.     CHINA. 

252.  Chlorite.     GERMANY. 

253.  Serpentine.    California. 

254.  Picrolite  (var.  serpentine).     Campo  Seco,  California. 
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256.  Picrolite.     California. 

257.  Saponite. 

258.  Talc. 

259.  Zeolith  (Thomsenolite) . 

260.  Chabazite. 

261.  Merolith. 

262.  Serpentine;  chrysolite. 

263.  Serpentine  inclosed  by  aragonite. 

264.  Chrome  ochre.     Johanngeorgensthal,  BOHEMIA. 

265.  Chlorastrolite.     Lake  Superior. 

266.  Cerite.     Bastnass,  SWEDEN. 

267.  Cerite.     Ridderhyttan,  SWEDEN. 

268.  Serpentine.     Grass  Valley. 

269.  Sepiolite. 

270.  Serpentine.     Hoboken,  NEW  JERSEY. 
27T.  Serpentine.     Grass  Valley. 

272.  Saponite. 

273.  Spinel,  with  graphite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

274.  Spinel  (red). 

275.  Spinel  in  calcite.     Amity  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

276.  Spinel  in  graphite  and  calcite.     NEW  YORK. 

277.  Spinel.     Amity  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

277a.  Sapphire  (corundum)  in  basalt.     On  the  Rhine,  GERMANY. 

278.  Emerald  (beryl).     Salzburg,  AUSTRIA. 

279.  Chrysoberyl,  with  copper.     RUSSIA. 

280.  Chrysoberyl,  with  copper.     RUSSIA. 

281.  Crystal  of  chrysoberyl.     SIBERIA. 

282.  Tourmaline. 

283.  Actinolite.     California. 

284.  Chrysolite. 

285.  Petrified  wood  fiber.     Placer  County. 

286.  Picrolite  (var.  serpentine). 


86  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

287.  Serpentine  changed. 

288.  Serpentine,  with  a  seam  of  amianthus.     NEW  YORK. 

289.  Actinolite.     Alameda,  California. 

290.  Bronzite.     Kupferberg,  near  Bareuth,  GERMANY. 

291.  Epidote.     Amador  County,  California. 

292.  Hypersthene  (silicate,  magnesia,  and  iron). 

293.  Bronzite.     Alameda. 

294.  Bronzite  in  serpentine.     Hof,  in  BAVARIA. 

295.  Augite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

296.  Augite  in  basaltic  tufa.     Kaiserthal,  BADEN. 

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297.  Augite  crystal.     Kaiserthal,  BADEN. 

298.  Augite.     NEW  YORK. 

299.  Augite.    Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

300.  Augite.    Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

301.  Malacolite  (green  angite).     NEW  YORK. 

302.  Malacolite.     NEW  YORK. 

303.  Augite.    Tyrol,  AUSTRIA. 

304.  Bronzite.     Alameda  County,  California. 

305.  Augite.    NEW  YORK. 

306.  Augite.     NEW  YORK. 

307.  Augite.     NEW  YORK. 

308.  Wollastonite.     Schappach,  BADEN. 

309.  Augite;  mica.     NEW  YORK. 

310.  Augite  in  red  calcite.     SCOTLAND. 

311.  Hornblende  crystal. 

312.  Hornblende  crystal.     NORWAY. 

313.  Augite  (sahlite  in  red  calcite).     SCOTLAND. 

314.  Green  cacolite.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

315.  Sahlite  (var.  hornblende).     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

316.  Hornblende.     IDAHO. 

317.  Cacolite  (var.  hornblende),  with  chondrodite  (silicate  mag- 

nesia).    Amity,  NEW  YORK. 

318.  Hornblende  in  basalt,     Kaiserthal,  BADEN. 

319.  Pargarite  (var.  hornblende).     Finnland,  RUSSIA. 

320.  Pyroxene.     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

321.  Pyroxene;  epidote;  feldspar. 

322.  Bronzite  in  serpentine.     Alameda  County,  California. 

323.  Hornblende  in  green  mica.     Andimin,  VERMONT. 


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324.  Anthophyllite.     NEW  YORK  CITY. 

325.  Actinolite.     Alameda. 

326.  Actinolite  (var.  hornblende).    MASSACHUSETTS. 

327.  Tremolite,  with  brucite.     NEW  YORK. 

328.  Actinolite.    Mi  St.  Gothards. 

329.  Actinolite.     Alameda. 

330.  Tremolite  (var.  hornblende).     SWITZERLAND. 

331.  Actinolite.     East  Litchfield,  CONNECTICUT. 

332.  Actinolite.     Alameda. 

333.  Asbestos.    Iowa  Hill,  Placer  County,  California. 

334.  Hornblende.     St.  Gothards. 

335.  Cummingtonite  (hornblende  var.).    MASSACHUSETTS. 

336.  Asbestos. 

337.  Asbestos.     California. 

338.  Actinolite.     St.  Gothards. 

339.  Asbestos. 

340.  Asbestos.     NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

341.  Spodumene.    MASSACHUSETTS. 

342.  Spodumene.     St.  Gothards. 

343.  Spodumene.     Tyrol. 

344.  Beryl,  crystallized.     Fichtel  Mountain,  BAVARIA. 

345.  Rhodonite  (silicate  manganese). 

346.  Beryl.     Acworth,  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

347.  Beryl.     NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

348.  Beryl.     Island  of  Elba. 

349.  Tremolite  in  dolomite.     Campo  Longo. 

350.  Blue  beryl  on  fluorite. 

351.  Emerald  (precious  beryl).     Salzburg,  GERMANY. 

352.  Emerald  on  mica  slate.     Salzburg. 

353.  Beryl.     Acworth,  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

354.  Asbestos.     California. 

355.  Tourmaline. 

356.  Tourmaline. 

357.  Epidote. 

358.  Hornblende  (coarse).     Monroe  Co.,  NEW  YORK. 

359.  Serpentine  in  course  of  decay.     Fishkill,  NEW  YORK. 

360.  Metasite  (var.  serpentine).     California. 

361.  Metasite.     Napa  Valley,  California. 


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362.     Celadonite    (green  earth   decomposed);    augite.      Fasson 

Valley,  Tyrol. 

Together  with  one  hundred  and  forty  specimens  of  agate,  onyx, 
chalcedony,  jasper,  etc.,  cut  and  polished,  which  are  not  sep- 
arately numbered. 


CARBON. 


1.  Graphite.    SIBERIA. 

2.  Graphite.     NEVADA. 

3.  Graphite.     El  Dorado  County,  California. 

4.  Graphite.     Tuolumne  County. 

5.  Graphite.    Guaymas,  MEXICO. 

6.  Graphite.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

7.  Graphite.    NEVADA. 

8.  Graphite.    Ticonderaga,  NEW  YORK. 

9.  Graphite. 

10.  Graphite.     VERMONT. 

11.  Graphite  intersprinkled  in  earthy  matter.     PERSIA. 

12.  Impure  graphite. 

13.  Graphite.     MEXICO. 

14.  Graphite.     SIBERIA. 

15.  Graphite.     NEW  YORK. 

16.  Graphite,  with  hornblende.     NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


HYDRO-CARBONS. 


17.  Succinite  (amber).     Mecklenburg. 

18.  Succinite.     SOUTH  AMERICA. 


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SULPHUR. 


1.  Sulphur.  Mount  ^Etna. 

2.  Sulphur.  Mount  ^Etna. 

3.  Sulphur.  Mount  ^Etna. 

4.  Sulphur.  Lake  County,  California. 

5.  Sulphur.  Mount  ^Etna. 

6.  Sulphur.  Hot  Springs,  Humboldt  County. 

7.  Sulphur.  Hot  Springs,  Humboldt  County. 

8.  Sulphur,  with  calcite. 

9.  Sulphur.  Humboldt  County. 

10.  Sulphur.  Humboldt  County. 

11.  Sulphur.  Napa  County. 

12.  Sulphur.  SOUTH  AMERICA. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


1.  Petrified  wood.    Lake  Bigler. 

2.  Petrified  wood,  from  a  depth  of  eighty  feet. 

3.  Partly  petrified  drift  wood.     Owens  River,  California. 

4.  Petrified  wood.     Placer  County. 

5.  Opalized  wood.     Indian  Diggings,  El  Dorado  County. 

6.  Petrified  wood.     California. 

7.  Petrified  wood.     Calaveras  County. 

8.  Splinter  of  cedar  (?)  wood  petrified.     Plumas  County. 

9.  Petrified  wood.     Calaveras  County. 

10.  Polished  specimen  opalized  wood,  from   Lower  Permian; 

Hilbersdorf,  SAXONY. 

11.  Opalized  wood.     Nevada  County. 

12.  Polished  pebble,  probably  a  wood-petrifaction. 

13.  Petrified  wood.     El  Dorado  County. 

14.  Holzstein.    Petrified  wood,  polished.  Antigua,  WEST  INDIES. 

15.  Lignite.     Cannel  coal.     PENNSYLVANIA. 


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16.  Petrified  wood  (probably  a  cedar).     NEVADA. 

17.  Petrified  wood.     Mokelumne  Hill,  Calaveras  County. 

18.  Infusorial  earth.     NEVADA. 

19.  Infusorial  earth.     NEVADA. 
19a.  Infusorial  earth.     (Locality?) 

20.  Silicified  wood,  polished.    PRUSSIA. 

21.  Lava  (obsidian),  from  the  surface  over  which  it  flowed. 

22.  Lava  (obsidian),  from  the  surface  over  which  it  flowed. 

23.  Pumice  stone.     Mount  Vesuvius. 

24.  A  bowlder  of  lignite.     American  River,  near  Brighton. 

25.  Natural  deposit   (siliceous   and   calcareous)    from   spring 

water.     Cut  from  "  Natural  Bridge,"  Calaveras  County, 
California. 

26.  Slag  from  lead  furnace. 

27.  Lava.     SANDWICH  ISLANDS. 

28.  Basaltic   rock,  containing  crystal  of  "glimmer"   (mica). 

Eifel  Mountains. 

29.  Bituminous  shale.     Elko,  C.  P.  R.  R. 

30.  Concretion  from  bed  of  American  River. 

31.  Lava.     SANDWICH  ISLANDS. 

32.  Lava.     Sonora,  MEXICO. 

33.  Trap-rock  (black-rock)  stained  with  copper.     Humboldt, 

NEVADA. 

34.  Lava.     Pilot  Hill,  California. 

35.  Trap-rock  with  copper.     Lake  Superior. 

36.  Cement.     San  Joaquin. 

37.  Lava.     SANDWICH  ISLANDS. 

38.  Diluvial  tufa  (lime).     Cannstadt. 

39.  Bituminous    shale    (45    per    cent    volatile).     New   Elko, 

C.  P.  R.  R. 

40.  Iron  conglomerate.     Lake  Superior. 

41.  Trachyte.     Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

42.  Decayed  granite.     Havre,  FRANCE. 

43.  Stalactite. 

44.  Nagel-flue,  so  called.     SWITZERLAND. 

45.  Conglomerate  (jasperoid  pebbles). 

46.  Keuper  sandstone,  containing  streaks  of  galena.     Oester- 

berg,  near  Tuebingeii. 


Minerals  and  Ores.  91 


47.  Micaceous  schist  with  copper.     Black  shaft,  Pioche  Ledge, 

Meadow  Valley,  Lincoln  County,  NEVADA. 

48.  Sandstone.     C.  P.  R.  R. 

49.  Talcose  rock,  with  copper. 

50.  Decaying  granite  with  talc  and  clay.     Muerg  Valley. 

51.  Portion  of  stalactite  from  Mammoth  Cave.     KENTUCKY. 

52.  Lias  limestone  in  slaty  strata,  with  pyrites  and  mica. 

53.  Jurassic  limestone.     Urach. 

54.  Coarse  sandstone  with  galena. 

55.  Clay,  bearing  impressions  of  leaves.     Table  Mountain,  Cal- 

averas  County,  California. 

56.  Clay-nagel-stein  from  the  Keuper.     Stuttgart. 

57.  Massive  calc-spar  from  the  Keuper. 

58.  Limestone  with  chloride  of  silver.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

59.  Clay,  bearing  impressions  of  leaves.     Calaveras  County. 

60.  Upper  layer  of  the  Keuper,  containing  scales  and  teeth  of 

fish,  coprolites,  etc.     Near  Tuebingen. 

61.  Granite.     New  York  Island. 

62.  Fossil  coral,  polished. 

63.  Petrifaction.     ENGLAND. 

64.  Fossil  corals.     Near  Davenport,  IOWA. 

65.  Fossils. 

66.  Clay,  with  impressions  of  leaves.     Table  Mountain,  Cala- 

veras County. 

67.  Fossil  wood.     Pine  Grove,  NEVADA. 

68.  Fossil  wood.     Calaveras  County,  California. 

69.  Serpentine.     San  Francisco. 

70.  Calcareous  deposit  from  running  water,  with  impressions  of 

leaves  thereon.     Urach  Valley. 

71.  Conglomerate  of  fossils.  Treasure  Hill,  White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

72.  Fossil  wood  from  the  Lias. 

73.  Conglomerate  of  fossil  shells.     White  Pine,  NEVADA. 

74.  Upper  layer  of  Keuper  sandstone,  with  fossils.     Tuebingen. 

75.  "  Roth-tod-liegendes,"  polished.    Obenwald,  SAXONY. 

76.  "  Roth-tod-liegendes,"  polished.     Hilbersdorf,  SAXONY. 

77.  Conglomerate   of  jaspers   in  the    Red-dead-layer.      Murg 

Valley. 

78.  Conglomerate  of  fossil  shells.    Near  Henney 's  Pass,  NEVADA. 


92  State  Mineral  Cabinet. 

79.  Conglomerate  with  fossils.     Silver  Peak,  NEVADA. 

80.  Conglomerate. 

81.  Phenolite  (clinkstone),  with  natrolite  and  fibrous  zeolite. 

Hohentwiel. 

82.  Keuper  sandstone.     Nests  of  clay  and  iron.     Feuerbach. 

83.  Fossil  wood.     Elkhorn,  near  Richmond,  INDIANA. 

84.  Oolite.     Silver  Peak,  NEVADA. 

85.  Tufa    (lime     and    sand)     bearing     impression     of    leaf. 

Cannstadt. 

86.  Portion  of  pile,  riddled  by  the  Teredo  navalis.     From  Front 

Street,  San  Francisco.     This  has  been  put  down  twenty 
months  only. 

87.  Fossil  wood.     Table  Mountain,  Calaveras  County. 

88.  Serpentine  on  quartz,  with  pyrites.     Pilot  Hill. 

89.  A  curiosity  of  the  smelting  furnace.     "  Lead  droppings." 

90.  Ore  and  flux  from  furnace.     Montezuma  mine,  Humboldt, 

NEVADA. 

91.  Slag  from  furnace.     Montezuma  mine,  Humboldt,  NEVADA. 

92.  Opalized  wood.     El  Dorado  County. 

93.  Mixed    metals    (zinc,   lead,   antimony,  and  silver),  from 

furnace.     Montezuma,  Humboldt  County,  NEVADA. 

94.  Terra  miraculosus  (?).     Freiberg. 

95.  Antimonial  silver  from  Paranagel.     NEVADA. 

96.  Iron  shavings. 

97.  Borate    of   lime,   from    Desert    Spring,    San    Bernardino 

County,  California. 

97a.  Boracic  acid,  manufactured   from   borate  of  lime,  by  F. 
Formales. 

98.  Refined    borax,    from    Am.    Borax    Company,    Churchill 

County,  NEVADA. 

99.  Iron  ore,  from  which  so  called  metallic  paint  is  made. 

100.  Marble.     NEVADA. 

101.  Lava.     Vesuvius. 

102.  Five  specimens  of  polished  silicified  woods,  from  SAXONY; 

with  labels  giving  the  species  of  plant  to  which  the  woods 
severally  belong. 

103.  Massive  copper  pyrites.     Copperopolis. 

104.  A  piece  of  rock  from  the  summit  of  Fisherman's  Peak — the 

highest  peak  of  the  Sierras  in  California. 


Minerals  and  Ores.  93 

In  addition  to  these  numbered  specimens,  there  are  several  fos- 
sils (seventy-five  boxes  or  trays,  some  containing  one  and  others 
three  and  four  specimens),  principally  Ammonites ,  some  Belem- 
nites,  Trilobite,  etc.  Some  of  these  are  labeled  from  establish- 
ment of  Dr.  Kranz  in  Bonn;  others  have  slips  attached  with 
names  in  pencil,  while  some  are  without  labels.  It  has  not  been 
thought  advisable,  in  the  absence  of  a  skilled  paleontologist,  to 
interfere  with  these.  They  have  therefore  been  placed  together, 
with  or  without  names,  for  future  revision. 


There  are  also,  in  addition  to  these  numbered  and  named  speci- 
mens, many  more,  both  of  rocks  and  ores,  which  are  stored  in 
drawers  and  may  be  available  for  exchanges.  In  addition  to 
these,  there  are  many  trays  of  rock-specimens,  accompanied  by 
the  surveyor's  (or  geologist's)  note  on  a  tag,  showing  the  locality. 
It  is  presumable,  from  a  cursory  examination  of  a  few  of  these, 
that  they  are  from  cuttings,  etc.,  along  the  line  of  Central  Pacific 
Railroad.  They  have  been  relegated  to  drawers,  as  not  possessing 
any  interest  to  the  general  sight-seeing  public. 


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